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‘Boeing Boeing’ is French charade the English version of which was translated by Beverly Cross. The original production was opened at the Apollo Theatre in 1962 and was later moved to the Duchess Theatre in 1965. The play closed after approximately 2,035 performances over the course of seven years and was included in the Guinness Book of Records as the most performed French play throughout the world in 1991. In 2008, its Broadway version claimed the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play.
‘Boeing Boeing’ is the story of Bernard, a successful French artist who has three air-hostess fiancées: an American (Gloria), and Italian (Gabriella) and a German (Gretchen). Bernard a hopeless romantic manages to convince all three girls that she is his someone special. He keeps track of their flight schedules and changes the bedroom décor and menu in accordance with their distinct tastes with the help of Bertha, his poor housekeeper. Robert, Bernard’s school friend is amazed at how his friend manages his complicated love life. On the other hand, Bernard is convinced that he has a foolproof plan including a country house as a back up. However, the introduction of a faster Boeing plan upsets Bernard’s carefully planned love life. Robert helps Bernard keep the girls apart as they arrive before or after their scheduled times.
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The play was opened on Broadway at the Cort Theatre from February 1, 1965 and had 23 screenings before it was closed. Boeing Boeing’s Broadway version was directed by Jack Minster, and Ian Carmichael, Susan Carr, Diana Millay and Gerald Harper were included in the cast. They play’s production was also staged at the Theatre Michel in Paris and was thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated by both the audience and the critics. Same was the case in for the London production that was performed at the Comedy Theatre in February 2007. This was once again a hit with both critics and audiences. The original cast of the London production included Roger Allam as Bernard, Frances de la Tour as Bertha, Mark Rylance as Robert, and Tamzin Outhwaite, Daisy Beaumont and Michelle Gomez as Bernard’s three fiancées, Gloria, Gabriella and Gretchen. Although the London production was nominated for Olivier Award in two categories; for Best Revival and Best Actor (Mark Rylance) it won neither.
Warchus directed the most recent Broadway production that opened to fantastic reviews on May 4, at the Longacre Theatre. The cast of this Broadway production included Christine Baranski as Bertha, Mark Rylance, reprising his role as Robert, Bradley Whitford as Bernard, Gina Gershon as Gabriella, Mary McCormack as Gretchen and Kathryn Hahn as Gloria. This production again several Tony Awards nominations in several categories including best revival of a play, best leading actor (Mark Rylance), best featured actress (Mary McCormack), best director (Matthew Warchus), best costume design (Rob Howell) and best sound design (Simon Baker). Despite quite a few nominations, it only won Drama Desk Award for outstanding revival of a play and Mark Rylance won the award for the best lead actor.
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