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Flyovers (Paperback, Samuel French Acting ed.)
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Flyovers (Paperback, Samuel French Acting ed.)
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Loot Price R418
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Dramatic Comedy / 2m, 2f Winner of Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Award
for Best New Script Flyovers is a 90-minute play about a film
critic who finds himself caught up in a Culture Clash of economics,
sex and long-submerged resentment when he returns to the small Ohio
town where he grew up. Trying to make peace with his past, he
reconnects with some former classmates, a bully and a girl he had a
crush on. The encounters are unsettling for all three; nothing
turns out as expected. It's 1998 and the economic troubles that
will later engulf the rest of the country are offering a preview of
coming attractions in Ohio. The plant that has been the economic
heart of a downstate town is closed by a decision from Wall Street.
Oliver, a movie critic on a TV show, returns for a high school
reunion unaware that his current identifi cation as a Jewish New
Yorker can't help but trigger a reaction. An invitation from Ted,
the bully who used to plague him, and the addition of Ted's
unstable wife Lianne and the provocative Iris bring things to a
boil in a play that is by turns funny and wrenching. When it opened
at the Tony(R) Award-winning Victory Gardens Theatre - in a
production starring Chicago acting legends Amy Morton and William
Petersen under the direction of Dennis Zacek - Flyovers broke house
records and took home the "Jeff" Award for new script. It won new
admirers in New York in a limited-run production starring Richard
Kind and Michele Pawk under the direction of Sandy Shinner.
"Startling explosions and bursts of heart breaking insight.
Beautifully mixes laughs and lessons. While funny, it's also a
faithful tone poem on its characters, who end up dissected,
desperate, and, in Sweet's strange, deftly managed plot twists,
strained in a dreary, Flannery O'Connor like neverland of an
ending." -Chicago Tribune
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