Come From Away performance at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard

The cast of Come From Away perform at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard.
Based on a true story, Come From Away is about the 38 planes of passengers who were diverted to
Newfoundland, Gander after the airspace closed following 9/11. The Gander community opened their homes, churches, schools and community centres for the “come from aways” and the show shares some of the stories that took place.
The show was nominated for nine Olivier Awards, including; Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Clive Carter and Robert Hands), Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Rachel Tucker) and Mastercard Best New Musical.
You can book tickets to see Come From Away here: officiallondon...
The Olivier Awards with Mastercard were held in the spectacular Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 7 April 2019. Hosted by Jason Manford, the ceremony celebrates the best of British theatre from the previous year. UK viewers can watch the full show on ITV player. (www.itv.com/hu...)

[@rebecca2401]

This musical is phenomenal. ✨✨

[@cristiankyler5228]

i know I'm kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@madisonthorne4181]

This is why I’m proud to be an Atlantic Canadian located on the east coast of Canada especially considering I was only 1 during the actual events of 9/11

[@DMaggieMagee]

Saw this cast at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin...non-stop uplifting ensemble performance...we left with our hearts full!

[@mancmcr8172]

Those saying about the accents sounding Irish. According to things I've read around a quarter of Newfoundland have Irish ancestry. A lot came for the fishing industry and never left. Also from the English coasts too. Some of the music in the show seems to have a heavy Irish influence too.

[@lesmiserabby4892]

Canadian with a Newfie boyfriend here, can confirm, Newfoundland has a lot of Celtic influence (and it REALLY shows in Newfie music, case and point being Great Big Sea). That said, these accents do sound slightly more Irish than Newfie to me, though it may just be this particular performance (after all, we don't get to hear "yer" or "Jesus b'y" used in this song). Still infinitely better than some attempts at Newfoundland accents that I've heard over the years though.

[@mancmcr8172]

@@lesmiserabby4892 I must admit they do sound more Irish on this than when I watched the show a couple of weeks ago lol

[@missbecdaws]

East coat Canadian here! Agreed that the accents are a bit off. I’ve definitely heard a lot worse before though! For those that aren’t familiar with Newfie accents, ya wouldn’t know the difference.

[@myyaoibetch]

I'm from Alberta, but I know a lot of Newfies and a number of these accents were definitely off

[@avantgardenoodle]

Hello everyone! Canadian here with 50% of my family coming from The Rock. Newfoundland was divided in which country came to which region of the province. It was also the last province to join Canada and so the accents are much more preserved than others. In the Northern areas of Newfoundland and the Avalon Peninsula, which houses St. John's, the capital, were settled by the English. While the southern part of Newfoundland was settled by the Irish. These accents get swirled around into different Newfie accents, but if they sound more Irish, there is a good chance they didn't come directly from Gander, as it would sound less Irish, so far north (see link 1 to hear a similar accent). They pull off the accents to anyone who isn't well versed in the Newfie accent, including adding additional consonants and turns of phrase such as "loves 'im" and the way "car" is pronounced. They way Gander is said however is off, the 'r' was too harsh at the end, and was definitely more Irish than Newfie. These accents are pretty good though as Newfie accents are so distinct and regional and a lot of pronunciation depends on the area you grew up in. There are a lot of bad Newfie accents done so all in all it is a good Newfie accent. If you want to learn a little about how Newfie's speak, listen to these two clips, Alan Hawco from CBC's Republic of Doyle (a St.John's accent), and Political Comedian Rick Mercer in Fogo Island (more Irish sounding accents): kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3mlZGWioZx2m5o kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKnOc5yXds-ksNE The music to comes from a very celtic/irish background. However, instruments such as the squeeze box, are very distinct to Newfoundland folk music and kitchen parties, which sound very similar to Irish music. If you listen to Great Big Sea, a Newfie band, or a song from a Kitchen Party: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJvFqIB7ebiaj6M you'll see where Come From Away was grabbing it's inspiration as it is a very deeply rooted part of Newfoundland culture. Sorry for the novel here, TL;DR (There isn't one! Oops...)

[@krystallights1325]

Why does this video end when they weren’t even finished with singing??

[@marcogodbout2698]

J'ai h

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

Ful video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSsYniBepVkiZI

[@vogelmeister6809]

actually- they did the same with six smh

[@theatreaficionado]

Upload entire performances. This is ridiculous.

[@madsxo9116]

theatreaficionado They’ve cut them all to 3 minutes for some reason. I don’t understand why they’ve switched half of it round; after Beula and Annette’s dialogue, it should have been ‘welcome to the wildest weather that you ever heard of’

[@chazofalsa]

It's to avoid copyright

[@santefe9383]

But they literally own the footage and took down anyone else's who uploaded the longer one

[@MrAaronWomball]

@@santefe9383 The Oliviers are so shit for anyone who isn't there live. Another example of the industry just not giving a shit about it's customers!

[@madsxo9116]

Aaron Baker Ikr and they only upload full footage of certain categories and ‘unimportant’ ones like set design get a tiny, edited slot at the end!

[@missaj5623]

There is the full version of this on you tube. Just put in Come From Away Olivier awards 2019 and it should come up. It is the one that is over 7 mins long. It also shows them winning the awards that they got. Fantastic, so looking forward to seeing this show which is all about human kindness which is still around us but sometimes hard to see in such trying times as we are living in right now.

[@allymurphy2515]

It's so weird to come to videos like this with comments about people wanting to move to newfoundland. I'm in Gander at least once a week and I guarantee you I thought everyone was nice like this all over the world 😂

[@madisonthorne4181]

Ally Murphy if you go to Toronto or a big city people don’t ask you to move if your in there way they will just walk and not care if they run you over not every human being is like that but the bigger are a little ruder then the small cities and town located on land in the Atlantic ocean

[@babybookworm003]

I’ve got tickets to this June second I can hardly wait

[@Elisacr1]

I wish they didn’t cut it off. Really, this was the winner and they don’t want to show the video? Remember those of us who live in other countries can’t watch the British broadcasts from overseas. KZbin works better than the official websites because it’s comparable with every device.

[@Elisacr1]

Official London Theatre: Don’t cut your nose to spite your face., upload the rest of it. It’s an insult to the artists to cut off their performances.

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

Here is the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSsYniBepVkiZI

[@TaryllBaker]

WHY DID THEY CUT IT BEFORE THE END

[@zackstark24601]

2:41 That Bit is my Favorite Part Of The Musical it’s so emotional and Beautiful

[@mancmcr8172]

The music change is beautiful!

[@tedwardfox]

Even with this video concatenated (and I agree the poster ought to be strung up for doing that!), love this clip. If you ever have the chance to see this play, GO! It is transcending. Funny, sad and life affirming in the best possible way.

[@bookishm]

stunning show. stunning performance. appalling ending.

[@rossl6114]

Hilarious to watch the interviews with winners with @louisepentland, her eyes tell it all , she literally has no idea who she is talking to or the shows represented!! Would've been better to use a KZbinr who specialises in theatre vlogs rather than a mum vlogger, very strange 😕

[@thattheatrejen9987]

Amy Lovatt would have been so much better

[@salsiracusa4421]

@@thattheatrejen9987 or carrie hope fletcher

[@rossl6114]

@@thattheatrejen9987 either yourself or Amy would have pleased me no end. This was quite embarrassing to watch!

[@madsxo9116]

And the cameraman in Best Supporting Actor category focussed the camera on Jonathan Bailey’s partner instead of him; they obviously had no clue who he was.

[@officiallondontheatre]

Our UK viewers can watch the full performance on ITV player. (www.itv.com/hub/itv). If you're outside the UK you can catch up on the live show on Facebook (facebook.com/OlivierAwards/videos/413727669445838/).

[@baileyboone5429]

I ADORE Come from Away. I also ADORE Six. I am not comparing the two. I am not commenting on who might have deserved the awards. I wish everyone could have gone home with one. However, I do think it is very interesting that Six is a distinctly English story and won none of the awards they were nominated for and yet Come from Away is a distinctly American story and won...nine? Goodness gracious, this is a beautiful show.

[@williamsawkiw2640]

Edit: A distinctly Canadian story.

[@baileyboone5429]

@@williamsawkiw2640 Well, its telling the story of September 11th, something that happened in the United States. That's what I meant. Also, I was referring more to North America, not the United States of America, so it would cover both the States and Canada.

[@Burtonboard90210]

WHY DO THESE CUT OFF ?? Hello ???

[@missaj5623]

As others have said please give us the entire performance. I am going to see this show soon in London and I have the Broadway soundtrack but would still like to watch the whole thing please.

[@linnmoonlock5251]

Worst Newfie accents ever but I love it 😂😂😂

[@HeyItsOlive415]

Excuse me, you upload the entire performances last year, so why not do the same this year? The actors aren't doing anything less, you didn't enforce a performance time limit that they all went over. You are not giving these shows justice and you then lose viewers who go to other videos of the full performances. Not cool

[@asterismos5451]

Did they change the lyrics for this performance only, or have they changed the lyrics for the whole London production? (ex. Bonnie doesn't say "Jesus H., Oz".)

[@benwilliamson7787]

This performance

[@LootzO]

Just the show - they have to censor it. Just like at Tonys they said "slow the hell down" instead of "slow the fuck down"

[@kizziehopkinson8682]

Luutsche Ozinga they haven’t censored it that strongly, he still says slow the fuck down...

[@mancmcr8172]

@@kizziehopkinson8682 They bleeped the Fuck out on magic radio and apologised for it lol.

[@HannahJ]

Not only does it cut off the end but it's an edited performance anyway - there are bits missing...I'm sure this was just because of the time slot they had within the Olivier Awards but it is a shame :(

[@ellesepegler]

Insane 😍

[@emmaarthur8674]

The Newfoundland accent is literally an Irish one love how much the immigrants influenced it

[@enieledam]

I mean, this sounds like Irish actors attempting a Newfie accent.

[@whistlingbanshee5038]

It sounds like americans putting on a terrible irish accent...

[@CowboyAxe]

@@whistlingbanshee5038 Well that did a great Newfoundland accent. Lol

[@LadyGagadriel]

Did they show their performance cut like this on tv or this is just an unfortunate upload?

[@caimadog]

DanaDax Nope. Just this shit edit on this video

[@santefe9383]

And they took down all the full performances video uploads as well

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

For everyone who has mentioned on this video about the performance being cut short, here is the full performance that has just been uploaded by Official London Theater: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSsYniBepVkiZI

[@chantellebaker]

EXHSE U WHERE IS THE END

[@KenzieGehrke]

Good performance though I think their diction was kind of odd. Sounded more Irish than would have chosen for a northern Canada accent.

[@sunnyjaisalas]

Emma Salvo!!!!

[@laughterismed]

I LOVE this show! Such a wonderful , heartfelt and uplifting show. But one thing I couldn't help but think was how America screwed that up. The world stood behind America on September 11th. Then come the extraordinary renditions, torture, illegal invasions , drone strikes and forever war. All those feeling came up when they talked about the moment of silence in the gas station and then when the Egyptian was searched.

[@whistlingbanshee5038]

Im so confused what is this about?? Why do they have wonky american-putting-on-irish accents?? Apart from the chap in the hat who just is a Dub.

[@briannabahlmann1456]

Newfoundland Canada. Typically their accents are a little more toned down. Newfoundland English or “Newfie” is heavily influenced by the Irish and English (and a little Scottish) since y’all “discovered” it and called it New-Found-Land. I know, it shocking that Canada can have an accent. We love our Newfie’s.

[@cassiel2390]

It's about 9/11...

[@ben203302]

Is it just me, or are their accents fully Irish?

[@whistlingbanshee5038]

Nah thats not irish. The chap in the hat is irish. The others are a terrible american imitations.

[@kirsten308]

Whistling Banshee none of the actors are Americans though. Also they shouldn’t sound Irish since the accent they’re supposed to try for is Newfoundland

[@thenarrowvalley]

Why do they all sound Irish?

[@whistlingbanshee5038]

..... The accents are physically painful.... The chap with the hat is the only one who sounds normal

[@carawilson8016]

These Irish accents

[@jameslaurent6491]

Never seen a black dude with a Newfie accent lol

[@JeffDoesVegas]

Not gonna lie...these accents are terrible.

[@newseditor5]

A) Fake accents are awful. B) they changed to order of the lyrics in the song

[@whistlingbanshee5038]

Why are putting on bad irish accents??? Why? Whats the plot? Whats the point?

[@cassiel2390]

@@whistlingbanshee5038 Maybe... there are other places in the world... that have accents similar to the ones you're familiar with. I mean it literally tells you it's set in the remote end of Canada in the opening lyrics: 'On the northeast tip of North America, on an island called Newfoundland, there's an airport. It used to be one of the biggest airports in the world, and next to it is a town called Gander.'

[@madisonthorne4181]

Cassie L agreed it literally indicates that is located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean Because the only way to get to Newfoundland I’d to take the ferry from out closer to Cape Breton or fly a lot of people don’t realize that Newfoundland isn’t actually attached by bridge or land to the rest of Atlantic Canada on the east coast

[@hannahrosereviews5073]

Their accents aren't really that good...