The Broadway musical Come From Away draws deeply from the personal experiences of its creators, who lived in New York City during the September 11 attacks. Their firsthand accounts of the immediate aftermath—including the outpouring of support from strangers and the overwhelming sense of community—shaped the story’s emotional core. The production reflects how those moments of solidarity became a defining chapter in the city’s resilience. For those interested in the intersection of history and art, their reflections offer a rare glimpse into the creative process behind the show’s enduring impact.
The Creators of Come From Away Recall Living in NYC During 9/11, and How That Influenced Their Musical Playbill
