Pangdemonium opens Come From Away at Victoria Theatre from Thursday 11 September to Sunday 27 September 2026, billed as the company’s finale musical.
The Olivier Award-winning show tells the true story of nearly 7,000 passengers diverted to Gander, Canada, after the 11 September 2001 attacks, and of the town that housed them. US airspace closed that morning, 38 aircraft were sent to Gander International Airport, and the townsfolk housed, fed and clothed the diverted passengers and 19 animals in cargo. Tickets start at S$40 on the preview night.
What the show is
Book, music and lyrics are by Irene Sankoff and David Hein. Timothy Koh directs. The published run time is 1 hour 45 minutes with no intermission. The show is rated Advisory (some mature content), with an age gate of 13 years and above and no entry for children under 13. Latecomers are not admitted once the performance begins.
Tickets and seat bands
Preview night on 11 September lists standard seats at S$85, S$70, S$55 and S$40. Friday and Saturday evenings (peak) run S$125, S$110, S$85 and S$50. Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and matinees (off-peak) run S$105, S$90, S$75 and S$45.
Booking fees sit on top: S$6 per ticket at S$60 and above, S$4 between S$40.01 and S$60, S$3 between S$20.01 and S$40, and S$1 up to S$20. The early-bird discount window closed on 9 August 2026. Student, senior, NSF and PWD discounts still apply on named nights for Cat 1 and 2 seats, with ID checks at the door.
U25 Youth Fund seats at S$25 are listed for selected Cat 3 seats on 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22 and 23 September. Those tickets are physical only and must be collected at the Pangdemonium desk at Victoria Theatre one hour before curtain, with proof of birth year 2001 or later. SG Culture Pass credits can be used on eligible tickets via the official booking flow.
Captioned nights and access
Captioned performances are listed for Wednesday 16 September at 8pm and Saturday 26 September at 3pm. Rows CC, DD, EE and FF seat blocks closest to the LED captioning panels give the clearest view.
Victoria Theatre sits at 11 Empress Place. The nearest MRT stations are Raffles Place and City Hall. Wheelchair-accessible seats are arranged through BookMyShow care, not the open seat map.
Cast and credits
The published company includes Benjamin Chow, Inch Chua, Candice de Rozario, Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai, Sheila Francisco, Brandon Gill, Eric Larrea, Dwayne Lau, Gavin Leahy, Lim Yu-Beng, Victoria Mintey and Nadya Zaheer.
Tickets are sold through Pangdemonium’s BookMyShow portal at ticketing-pangdemonium.bigtix.io, not SISTIC. A limited-edition company book, Ass-Kicking Adventures in Theatre: The Pangdemonium Story, is offered with tickets at a launch price of S$45, with collection tied to the Victoria Theatre run.
