Boeing Character Analysis

Boeing Boeing is a ludicrous farce by Marc Camoletti that provides the audience with a new but majorly predictable twist at every turn. The main characters, Bernard and Robert, portray an unrealistic story in which Bernard gets engaged with three women and yet does not marry any of them. In the time the three women spend with Robert, an old friend of Bernard, two of the women, Gretchen and Gloria, end up really liking him, and one of them, Gretchen, decides to get engaged to Robert. The play is mainly about how Bernard loses all his fiancés and Robert makes the decision to adapt to the lifestyle that Bernard had. The play flies the audience through many hilarious encounters in hopes of teaching the audience one thing: having a complicated lifestyle [with multiple women] is not the best option for a man just looking to pass the time. Camoletti added humor to the play through Gretchen’s annoying but lively characteristics. The German female is highly aggressive and has a jumpy mood all of the time. She is always eager to see her fiancé, Bernard, after long trips away from “home,” but upon meeting Robert, she instantly falls in love with him. She continually
It provides contrast to a meaningful play with random anecdotes, funny scenes, and a nonsensical storyline overall. The fact that this occurrence is nearly impossible added to the experience. The play was very well executed by the cast and staff of it at Northview High School. The characters were well chosen and knew what they were doing. Their facial expressions, tone, and dialogue were on point to deliver a marvelous performance. The characters’ lines were well spoken and added a lot of humor to the play. Although the play was written by Camoletti himself, it could not have been pulled off any better than was by this cast and team. It is no doubt that Robert fell in love with Gretchen- they are both crazy as