Before it was an Oscar-nominated drama, “A Few Good Men” premiered on Broadway in 1989, helping to launch the career of its 20-something playwright, Aaron Sorkin. Now, nearly four decades later, the work has returned to the Main Stem, directed by six-time Tony Award winner Michael Arden.
Before it was an Oscar-nominated drama, “A Few Good Men” premiered on Broadway in 1989, helping to launch the career of its 20-something playwright, Aaron Sorkin. Now, nearly four decades later, the work has returned to the Main Stem, directed by six-time Tony Award winner Michael Arden.
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