Boeing Boeing

Fasten your seatbelts for a wild ride through the skies of comedy!

Welcome to 1960s Paris, where life is perfectly organized — or so it seems. One charming architect has it all figured out: a sleek bachelor pad, a meticulous flight schedule, and three glamorous fiancées — each a stewardess for a different airline. With flights carefully timed and calendars color-coded, what could possibly go wrong?

Everything, of course.

When a surprise visit from an old friend from the provinces collides with a sudden storm that grounds flights across Europe, the architect’s perfect system begins to unravel. One by one, the fiancées appear… none of them aware of the others. Add in a cheeky housekeeper with her own opinions about modern love, and the result is a hysterical freefall of doors slamming, identities crisscrossing, and desperation reaching new altitudes.

Boeing-Boeing is one of French playwright Marc Camoletti’s most beloved farces — a jet-fueled comedy of timing, deception, and romantic turbulence. First staged in 1960 and still performed worldwide, this classic remains a crowd-pleaser thanks to its fast pace, sharp wit, and delightfully tangled love triangles (or squares… or hexagons?).

Expect clever dialogue, split-second entrances and exits, and non-stop laughter as the characters attempt to land safely in a world where even love has a flight plan.

Why is it called Boeing-Boeing? Come see for yourself. Just don’t be late for boarding.