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NBC is in early discussions with Aaron Sorkin to present a live broadcast of his play, A FEW GOOD MEN.
NBC is eyeing a live telecast of Aaron Sorkin’s play A Few Good Men. Variety reports that the Peacock network is in talks with the Oscar winner, who would update the show for the broad…
In its pursuit of audience-grabbing event programming, NBC is said to be eyeing a live staging of Aaron Sorkin's play "A Few Good Men." The Peacock is in the early stages of working out an a…
Utilizing a minimalist set and military issued uniforms, (by Set Designer Terry Averill and Costume Coordinator Beth Terranova), Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men, directed by Jef…
Meet the men behind the music at Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill: Shelton Becton, Clayton Craddock and George Farmer.
Meet the men behind the music at Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill: Shelton Becton, Clayton Craddock and George Farmer.
Summer, 1986. A young Navy lawyer is assigned to defend two Marines who killed a fellow Marine during a hazing (Code Red) incident at Gitmo, the Marine Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Â For …
Production: "A Few Good Men" (Working In The Theatre #163)
The production team for "A Few Good Men" - producer David Brown; president of the Shubert Organization, Bernar…
I’ve been working on getting a revival of A Few Good Men on the boards for a few years now (a perfect example of what I talked about in this blog).  One of the stumbling blocks, …
Keegan Theatre Company announced that, due to box office demand, they have extended the run of Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men for an additional week. The Jeremy Skidmore directed drama …
Aaron Sorkin's play A Few Good Men is a military courtroom drama that invites us to ponder the role of justice in a realm where rank means right. But not seeing much to ponder there, I left …
Take a heinous and tragic death and followup military intervention, infuse it with a steady supply of testosterone, and we get a show that invokes our own moral code of what and who the mili…
Although this piece of theater that is nearly eponymous with its catchphrase, A Few Good Men is so much more than people not handling the truth.  As Aaron Sorkin's flagship drama, Men …
Exploding onstage like a fusillade of biting wit and badinage, A Few Good Men is getting a crackling-good production that makes this power-packed 1991 play feel like it was ripped from…
For a play whose characters spend considerable time standing at attention " or hovering, with disciplined posture, near a testifying witness " there's an impressive physical dynamism to the …
Jeff Strome, Brent Hirose and Cole Humeny (Photo by Epic Photography)Revisiting Menby Edgar GovernoAny modern production of A Few Good Men must emerge from three shadows simultaneo…
RISE ABOVE THEATRE MOVEMENT HANDLES THE TRUTH Just three years after Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men (1989) was produced on Broadway, the play’s popularity was eclipsed by the film…
Revivals of William Inge's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Picnic and Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men, which were both previously aiming to arrive on Broadway during the 2010-11 season, wi…
Revivals will often utilize the ticket selling power that comes with hiring a household name to lead a production - as was the case for the announced revival of SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH, which wa…
"A Few Good Men," the 1992 courtroom drama written by Aaron Sorkin, has fostered a puzzle about who inspired the main character, played by Tom Cruise.
by Michael Wheeler Six days to opening and things are heating up. In the current configuration and story-telling methods this means we have probably room for 5-7 more guys in the cage. It wi…
The production team for "A Few Good Men" - producer David Brown; president of the Shubert Organization, Bernard Jacobs; Serino Coyne advertising representative Linda Lehman; and general man…
