Bernard, an American playboy in swinging ’60s Paris, juggles three flight-attendant fiancées — one American, one French and one Italian. With the help of airline timetables and a phenomenally efficient housekeeper, he convinces each she is his only love. But then — mon dieu! — a fast new Boeing jet puts the flight attendants on a collision course, hurtles his cunning deception toward disaster, and provides the lift-off for laugh after laugh..

“Boeing-Boeing” originally opened at London’s Apollo Theatre in Feb 1962.  It opened on B’way on Feb 1, 1965 at the Cort under the auspices of Martin Lee.  Jack Minster was the director.  A new production, directed by Matthew Warchus and featuring Mark  Rylance,  opened  in  London  at  the  Comedy Theatre on Feb 3, 2007.