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BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Tue 11.Aug 2026 19:30 replace me !BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Wed 12.Aug 2026 19:30 replace me !BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Thu 13.Aug 2026 19:30 replace me !BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Fri 04.Sep 2026 19:30 replace me !BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Sat 05.Sep 2026 19:30 replace me !BEATLES AN BORD Tschauner Bühne - Wien Sun 06.Sep 2026 19:30 replace me !The three French flight attendants Babette, Jeanette, and Raclette from Jet Baguette are flying with their audience from Vienna to Paris.
But on this flight, everything that can go wrong does go wrong… Will the stolen, dilapidated Soviet plane from the 1960s ever arrive?
Will the 80-year-old pilot ever sober up?
What will happen to the dead co-pilot in the overhead compartment?
Is a water landing on the Danube a viable option?
Will the passengers be able to distract themselves from all the mishaps with Beatles songs? No matter how embarrassing the mishap, these three daring women in uniform can't faze them. On the contrary, they try to distract from the numerous problems and keep the passengers entertained with an elaborate entertainment program.
The daring stewardesses rock, jazz, and swing their way through the clouds. More than 20 Beatles songs are performed in never-before-heard styles. Or did you know you can waltz to "Yesterday"? Or that "Help" sounds like an opera?
You'd better bring your own seatbelt and oxygen tanks when France's three most chaotic flight attendants think they can avert a crash landing with a rocking rendition of "With A Little Help From My Friends" after the second engine fails… Whatever happens to three French women singing in English on a Soviet-era plane flying from Austria, Babette, Jeanette, and Raclette stick to their motto:
"This plane is absolutely safe. As long as it doesn't take off."
Just the thing for people with a fear of flying…
With Ines Hengl-Pirker, Marina Petkov, Ryta Tale
Directed and Musically Directed by: Markus Richter
Choreographed by: Rita Sereinig
(Source: tschauner.at)
