Set in a stylish Parisian apartment at the height of the 1960s jet age, Boeing Boeing, written by Marc Camoletti, uses the romance and glamour of the era to set the stage—literally—for farcical chaos. The feminine, romantic design reflects Bernard’s carefully constructed life of international romance, ruled by strong women, and doors—so many doors. But as faster planes disrupt the schedule, this fashionable Parisian oasis becomes a battleground of near-misses and mistaken identities. The set becomes a character, embodying the seductive charm and underlying madness of 1960s Parisian love.