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On Sunday night, the revival of Marc Camoletti's farce Boeing-Boeing opened at the Longacre Theatre, with two-time Tony Award winner Christine Baranski headlining the cast as the exasperated French housekeeper, Berthe.
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Mark Rylance has already earned a Drama Desk Award nomination for his hilarious portrayal of the initially timid Robert.
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Former West Wing and Studio 60 star Bradley Whitford returns to the stage as Bernard, the suave architect juggling the affections of three beautiful air hostesses.
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Mary McCormack, Gina Gershon, and Kathryn Hahn are a riot as the high-flying ladies.
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The opening night guests included Oscar winner Meryl Streep, who co-stars with Baranski in the upcoming film version of the musical Mamma Mia!
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Former History Boys star Dominic Cooper will play groom-to-be Sky in Mamma Mia!
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Busy film and television star Mischa Barton, best known for her work on the O.C. was among the first nighters.
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Tony winner Glenn Close -- who guest starred on an episode of The West Wing -- will soon return to television for the second season of her hit series Damages.
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The fabulous Tracey Ullman now stars in Showtime's State of the Union.
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Here's another television favorite, Jane Kaczmarek -- also known as Mrs. Bradley Whitford.
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Former Cats star Liz Callaway was among the Broadway babies in the audience.
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James Snyder, who plays the lead in the new musical Cry-Baby, was one of that show's many cast members at the opening.
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Here's Christopher J. Hanke, who plays Cry-Baby's rival Baldwin in the show.
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Tory Ross, who portrays Hatchet-Face, looks mighty pretty next to musical theater star Max von Essen.
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Finally, here's radio host Howard Stern and fiancé Beth Ostrovosky, on hand to support McCormack, who played Stern's then-wife Alison in Private Parts, the movie based on Stern's life.
For TheaterMania's review of
Boeing-Boeing,
click here.
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