Flyovers
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Opened Feb 2, 2009
Closed Feb 15, 2009
Opened Feb 2, 2009
Closed Feb 15, 2009
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A prominent TV film critic 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.
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As sports fans know, a team that's lackluster on paper might be able to pull off the upset. The same is true in theater, where an uninspired set-up -- like the one provided by Jeffrey Sweet's
Flyovers, making its New York debut courtesy of Artistic New Directions and the 78th St. Theatre Lab -- can prove heartily entertaining thanks to a few good turns of phrase and the finely tuned work of an excellent ensemble.
Twenty-five years after he left small-town Ohio, Oliver (Richard Kind) is back in his former hometown. The one-time town geek -- and token Jew -- is now a noted film critic with a syndicated television show. His success is enough to torture former high school tormentor Ted (Kev[...]