Boeing Boeing

Boeing Boeing 'is the most blissfully funny production on the London stage' (Daily Telegraph) Since opening in February the show has delighted critics and audiences alike so 'fasten your seat belts for the most deliriously funny flight of your life!' (Mail on Sunday)
Cast includes Adrian Dunbar (King Lear, Tough Love), Rhea Perlman (Emmy award winner of Cheers), Doon Mackichan (Smack the Pony, Mother Courage), Amy Nuttall (Emmerdale, Guys and Dolls), Elena Roger (Evita), Neil Stuke (Game On, Blue/Orange)
Comedy Theatre, Panton Street, London SW1
Call the Box Office on 0870 060 6637
www.boeingboeing.co.uk

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Entertainment

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• Boeing
• Comedy
• Theatre
• Theater
• West
• End
• Rhea
• Perlman
• Doon
• Mackichan
• Amy
• Nuttall
• Neil
• Stuke

[RFO1962]

Since I "have reason to" beleive that Amy reads these; Good Luck in Cabaret, I can't imagine what it must be like to rehearse a lead role like that AND continue in "Boeing Boeing" as well. (Amy plays "Sally Bowles" from 2nd October 2007. Doesn't this girl ever take a holiday! (joke!)

[BIJMOZ]

what awful acting lol

[opera123able]

I saw this in July 2007 with this exact cast, it was great, and the 3 women playing the air stewardesses were abosolutley sexy and gorgeous - especially Elena Roger who I want to marry! (the one dressed in blue).

It was a beautiful hot summer and we had a brilliant 4 day trip to the great city of London, and watching this brings back sweet memories of it.

[tkenens]

i was there and it was really funny :)

[Cinzazul]

Jaysus, what a piece of shite!

[MichaelThomasMarion]

I'm a big fan of Doon Mackichan and SMACK THE PONY.

[DominoFaz]

I can't believe I missed this on the west-end! Hope someone does it again soon...

[MichaelNEA]

Elena Roger, I love you!!!!! You are a great girl!!! I am from Argentina, like you!! My darling, beautifull woman. Some day I will meet you, I swear.

[DeathSlayer2]

The older american woman was the barmaid in Cheers!

[sexyperson914]

I saw the last day of the tour, yesterday, in Birmingham, UK and it was brilliant. The Marquez Brothers were great, as was Susie Blake, as Bertha.

[nomartini1]

I have seen a very good production of it in Glasgow in March