A FEW GOOD MEN Previews

Can Broadway handle the truth?

We’ll find out tomorrow (October 8), when the first revival of Aaron Sorkin’s military drama A Few Good Men starts up at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre. Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth lead the company as lieutenants Jessup and Kaffee; also in the large principal cast are Stephanie Berry, Nick Blaemire, Michael Braugher, Christopher Gurr, Billy Eugene Jones, Collin Kelly-Sordelet, Shunté Lofton, Michael Oberholtzer, Krysta Rodriguez, Lavel Schley, Thom Sesma, Daniel Velez, and John Zdrojeski. A Few Good Men opens on October 29 and runs until January 10; Michael Arden directs.

“Military lawyer Daniel Kaffee is known for his wit, charm, and uncanny talent for closing cases before they ever get to trial. When assigned to defend two young Marines accused of murder, his typical strategy is upended by Lt. Commander JoAnne Galloway, a sharp attorney determined to prove the men’s innocence. But the evidence soon leads them to a cover-up, putting them on a collision course with the entire chain of command.”

Who’s excited for this one?

Yes so curious to see what he does with that space and budget.

A Few Good Men MERCH

InTheBathroom1 said: "Michael Arden bad sightline final boss"

THE. WORST. How has he done this again? The sides seats for this show are going to be worthless. director knows better.

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There’s no running time listed on the LCT or Telecharge webpages as of now. I tried asking a Telecharge customer service representative, to no avail.

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Ensemble1750063487 said: "Michael Arden has done it yet again!"

I'm sure it's not THAT bad.

This, like RAGTIME, has a lengthy list of commercial co-producers involved, including No Guarantees and the three commercial producers of the Ragtime revival (Tom Kirdahy, Lamar Richardson, Kevin Ryan). Commercial partners are increasingly the norm at nonprofits, and it happened during Andre's tenure too, but it's surprising when there are that many on a limited-run play revival.

Given the title, maybe they see potential in it as a rare play that could tour.

Updated On: 10/9/26 at 10:48 AM

blug said: "Me, I'm still trying to figure out why this talky, flimsy play--a big hit in a lean season--is deserving of a revival. Just do the Caine-Mutiny Court Martial, for God's sake. It's about a hundred times better.

So much fuss to have an audience walk out talking how it worked so much better as a movie."

Lear Debesonett wants big known titles to make money so she looks like a good artistic director.

HoldYourBatBoy2 said: "Has anyone actually seen it yet?"

Honestly the big question I have is should I watch the 1992 film before going into this production?