With Files from St. Marys Community Players

The St. Marys Community Players (SMCP) is thrilled to announce the vibrant cast and accomplished production team ready to bring Marc Camoletti’s classic French farce, BOEING BOEING, to life from April 23 to May 9.
Directed by Ralph Small from Stratford and proudly produced by St. Marys locals Stephen Brockwell and Read Paxton, this production promises a raucous evening of comedy and quick wit.
Taking on the role of the charming yet cunning Bernard, newcomer Rick Hastings embodies the ultimate Parisian playboy. Bernard functions as a kind of amorous air-traffic controller, skillfully juggling the timetables of the world’s airlines to ensure that only one of the three stewardesses he is engaged to will be present in his Paris digs at any one time. But chaos ensues when Boeing introduces a faster jet to its fleet, threatening his carefully orchestrated plans.
Joining him is fellow SMCP newcomer Alison Mullings, playing Gretchen, the strong-willed Lufthansa hostess whose presence commands attention both on the ground and in the air, raising the stakes with her passion and punctuality.

St. Marys local Sandy Stephens portrays the bewildered and naive Robert, Bernard’s friend, who unwittingly stumbles into a whirlwind of mistaken identities during his visit to Paris, resulting in comedic pandemonium.
Returning to the SMCP stage are two actresses, Alex Pedersen showcases her flair as Gloria, the effervescent TWA hostess whose undeniable allure could unravel Bernard’s meticulous scheduling in the blink of an eye and Jessica O’Connor who brings vivacity and verve in her portrayal of Gabriella, the spirited Alitalia stewardess whose passion and undeniable charisma add a vibrant layer to the intricate web of Bernard’s romantic escapades.
Completing the comedic ensemble, Ann Jackson returns to the St. Marys stage with the role of Berthe, the quick-witted, no-nonsense maid who sees through the chaos with a seasoned eye.
“Audiences can expect a fast-paced, door-slamming production of fun where timing is everything. I’ve loved working with and watching this cast embrace their inner farceurs. So, if you find our production funny… and we hope you do, it’s funny for a reason”, says Director Ralph Small.

IF YOU GO:
What: St. Marys Community Players presents BOEING BOEING.
When: April 23 to May 9, 2026.
Where: St. Marys Town Hall Theatre, 175 Queen St E, St. Marys, ON.
Tickets: Available at www.stmaryscommunityplayers.ca or locally at Troyer’s Spices in Downtown St. Marys, 110 Queen St. E. Phone: (226) 661-8777