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TRYON–“Boeing Boeing is Tryon Little Theater’s last production of this season, and it promises to be a frolickingly funny show.  

 

The play is written by Marc Camoletti, and will run for two weekends: May 11-14, and May 18-21, at the TLT Workshop Theater.

 

This 1960s farce is set in Paris and features Bernard, a playboy/philanderer who has three – yes, three – fiancées. They are of different nationalities, all are beautiful, all are airline hostesses, and all know nothing about the others. Armed with a reliable global airline timetable, Bernard somehow manages to juggle his very full love life; that is, until complications such as weather and a new, speedier Boeing jet disrupt his careful planning.

 

Brad Sandor plays Bernard, the Parisian lothario, and Jess Holderbaum is his old friend, Robert. The three hostesses are played by Jacqueline Langley (Gretchen, a strong and beautiful German), Amanda Sandor (Gloria, a sexy American), and Maggie Carter (Gabriella, a passionate Italian). Playing the exasperated housekeeper, Berthe, is Donna Everett-Ferguson.

 

Director Scott Waddell says, “I love a farce! Mistaken identities, multiple doors, coming in and out, awkward situations—all culminating in a hilarious, side-splitting, raucous comedy you DON’T want to miss!

 

Tickets are $20 for adults, and $12 for those under 18, and are available online at www.tltinfo.org, or by calling 828-859-2466. TLT’s Workshop Theater is located at 516 S. Trade Street, Tryon.

 

Submitted by Monica Jones