Directed by Fern Velez
Stage Managed by Treatee Smith-Jackson

On the Dinner Stage

Performance Dates:

April 24th
April 25th
April 30th 
May 1st
May 2nd
May 7th
May 8th
May 9th

All shows will begin at 7:30 PM
Dinner service begins at 6:30 PM

What's it about?

More Information
This gripping courtroom drama by Aaron Sorkin follows a team of military lawyers assigned to defend two Marines accused of murder at Guantanamo Bay. 

As the case unfolds, what begins as a routine defense spirals into a high-stakes trial, exposing layers of corruption and cover-ups. The play is famous for its razor-sharp dialogue, tense confrontations, and the unforgettable line: “You can’t handle the truth!”

​ A Few Good Men explores honor, loyalty, and the cost of obedience in a world where justice isn’t always clear. It’s a powerful and thought-provoking story that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Cast

Pfc. William T. Santiago........................ Logan Beamon
Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson...................... Jayden Davis
Pfc. Louden Downey...................... HunterRay Bennett
Lt. J.G. Daniel Kaffee............................................ Joey Diaz
Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway................... Jessica Wood
Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg............................ Steven Ten Brink
Capt. Isaac Whitaker.......................... Cameron Sasnett
Capt. Matthew Markinson.......................... John Watts
Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep........................ Travis Blackwell
Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick........ John Cartwright
Capt. Jack Ross............................................... Fallon Blair
Cpl. Jeffrey Howard.................................... Shane Garcia
Capt. Julius Alexander Randolph........ Mark Dudley
Cmdr. Walter Stone...................................... Jon Krueger
This production is performances of Aaron Sorkin's play, which premiered on Broadway in 1989, and was later adapted by Sorkin for the 1992 film.

This production, set in 1986, does include strong language and mature themes related to military justice, abuse of authority, and death. It explores intense themes about moral responsibility, institutional power, and the consequences of unquestioned authority.

Want to add dinner?

Dinner is optional AND in addition to your tickets.
Each Dinner Stage patron will receive beverage service with their ticket - water, tea, and coffee. The Dinner Stage is BYOB, and we do have wine glasses and bottle openers available upon request.