Flyover State

As Playwright and Co-Director of “Flyover State”, Sarah Tither-Kaplan has crafted a well written and poignant play. That is not to say it is morose. Albeit there are some achingly painful moments, it is filled with witty, wry, self-deprecating, and often pointed humor. The writing is tight, so often with first run plays, they can easily lose a couple of pages of dialogue, but “Flyover State” is deftly and tightly done. The acting is of such depth, creativity, and commitment that it was often a revelation. Sarah’s character, Alice, is transformational. The other Co-Director, Keith Boos, plays a very interesting character, Clete. Clete at first comes off as a right wing wacko military veteran, but as the play progresses we appreciate ... full review

I enjoyed this play. The writing is original and funny. The acting is good. I recommend seeing it. ... full review

My wife and I had the pleasure of experiencing the play, "Flyover State" on 6/13/2014 by Sarah Tither- Kaplan. It was superb. Funny, deep, entertaining. Sarah has enormous psychological depth and the profound ability to capture the tapestry of emotions in a snapshot of the human condition. ... full review

Absolutely fabulous play. Wildly entertaining take on family dysfunction. Superb acting, great script. All you're going to do is recommend this to everyone you know.... full review

I saw flyover State this last Saturday evening. Totally enjoyable. As an attorney who has practiced in adoption for over 30 years I found it very realistic. I took my entire office to see it, and we couldn't stop talking about it. Go see it.... full review

Age old story. But what makes Flyover State awesome is its fleshed-out characters, which are a result of Sarah's writing. Do take the time to see and enjoy this show, as you are bound to meet a version of someone you know that night.... full review