[[File:Song-Far-Away.jpg|300px|thumb|right|''Song From Far Away'' book cover]]
[[File:Song-Far-Away.jpg|300px|thumb|right|''Song From Far Away'' book cover]]
'''''Song From Far Away''''' is a musical play by playwright [[Simon Stephens]] with music by [[Mark Eitzel]].<ref>1</ref> It was premiered at the Young Vic Theatre in London, England in September of 2015. It is the 2nd collaboration between Stephens and Eitzel, the first being 2010's ''[[Marine Parade]]''. Bloomsbury Publishing issued the play in paperback on September 9, 2015. The press release for the play states that it is "An unforgettable homecoming to an estranged family, a lost love, unsettling sex and an unexamined life."<ref>2</ref>
'''''Song From Far Away''''' is a musical play by playwright [[Simon Stephens]] with music by [[Mark Eitzel]].<ref>1</ref> It was premiered on March 10, 2015 in Amsterdam and at the Young Vic Theatre in London, England in September of 2015. It is the 2nd collaboration between Stephens and Eitzel, the first being 2010's ''[[Marine Parade]]''. Bloomsbury Publishing issued the play in paperback on September 9, 2015. The press release for the play states that it is "An unforgettable homecoming to an estranged family, a lost love, unsettling sex and an unexamined life."<ref>2</ref>
The original songs were written by [[Mark Eitzel]], including "[[Go Where The Love Is]]".
The original music was written by [[Mark Eitzel]], including the play's focal song, "[[Go Where The Love Is]]".
Trailer for ''Song From Far Away''
Trailer for ''Song From Far Away''
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Song From Far Away book cover
Song From Far Away is a musical play by playwright Simon Stephens with music by Mark Eitzel.[1] It was premiered on March 10, 2015 in Amsterdam and at the Young Vic Theatre in London, England in September of 2015. It is the 2nd collaboration between Stephens and Eitzel, the first being 2010's Marine Parade. Bloomsbury Publishing issued the play in paperback on September 9, 2015. The press release for the play states that it is "An unforgettable homecoming to an estranged family, a lost love, unsettling sex and an unexamined life."[2]
