“A Few Good Men” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
Broadway Production Presented by David Brown, Lewis Allen
Robert Whitehead, Roger L. Stevens, Kathy Levin
Suntory International Corporation, The Shubert Organization
Two young Marines on trial for their lives. A defense team with hardly any courtroom experience. Highly decorated Officers with reputations to uphold. In A Few Good Men, we follow these groups as they wrestle through the highest stakes moments of their lives.
At the center of this play we find Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee, a fresh-faced attorney in the Navy JAG Corps. Much more interested in his softball games and happy hours, Danny skates by at work, pushing plea bargains, rather than ever taking cases to trial. That is, until a murder case involving young Marines lands on his desk, and his life is changed forever.
We journey with Danny as his apathy transforms into action. He grapples with what it means to have honor and stand in his integrity. We see characters dare to fight for what they believe in, despite the personal risks that poses. Danny asks his co-council Jo why she likes the Marines they represent, and she responds, “At this moment there’s probably no one in the world that Dawson dislikes more than you. And if someone fired a gun at you, he’d stand in front of the bullet without thinking twice.”
Danny learns to stand in front of a metaphorical bullet himself, risking his career to defend what he believes to be right. When do you step into the line fire for the greater good? How can you muster the courage to do the next right thing, especially in the face of adversity?
- Sarah Van Deusen, Director of A Few Good Men
Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson
LeVane Harrington
PFC Louden Downey
Garrett Summitt
Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg
Zacchaeus Kimbrell*
Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee
Joe Veale*
Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway
Kim Morgan Dean*
Capt. Isaac Whitaker/Cmdr. Water Stone/et al
Nicholas Piper*
Capt. Matthew A. Markinson/et al
Vince McGill*
PFC William T. Santiago/et al
James Jiggetts
Col. Nathan Jessep
John Hardy*
Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick/Lawyer #2/et al
Sam McCalla*
Lt. Jack Ross/Cpl. Hammaker
Sean Maximo Campos*
Cpl. Jeffery Owen Howard/Tom/Lawyer #1/et al
James Hendley
Col. Julia Alexander Randolph
Paris Bradstreet*
Cpl. Dunn/Sergeant at Arms/Orderly/et al
Stephen Cradic
Marine/et al
Jacob Nuti
*Denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors, and Stage Managers in the United States.
Understudies never substitute for listed actors unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.
Director
Sarah Van Deusen
Scenic Designer
Dale Jordan
Costume Designer
Alice Sullivan
Lighting Designer
Sarah Elliot
Sound Designer
Carl "C.J" Whitaker
Fight Choreographer
Sean Maximo Campos
Consultant
Will Ennis
Assistant Stage Manager
Brady Willis*
Stage Manager
Megan Ward*
Producing Artistic Director of Barter Theatre
Katy Brown
*Denotes members of the Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors, and Stage Managers in the United States.
Gilliam Stage Electrician - Harper Fulmer
Stage Carpenter - Desmond Wood
Wardrobe Supervisor - Emily Murray
Assisant Wardrobe Supervisor - Beks Knost
Audiovisual Engineer - Seth Hutton
Production Assistant - Natasha Carpenter, Hannah Easton, Amelia Heastings, AnnaRae Martin
Stagehand - Eli Hancock, Rebekah Williams
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