A Few Good Men Returns to Broadway on October 29

A Few Good Men Broadway returns on October 29, 2026, at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center, bringing Aaron Sorkin’s courtroom drama back to the New York stage. The revival, directed by Michael Arden, stars Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth in leading roles. Previews began on October 8, and the production opens as one of the major events of the fall Broadway season. The Vivian Beaumont, at 150 West 65th Street, provides a large and elegant setting for a play built around dialogue, argument, and moral choice.

The play follows two defence lawyers who take on the case of two Marines facing serious charges, and who uncover a wider story about duty, loyalty, and command as they prepare for trial. Sorkin’s writing, known for its fast pace and sharp exchanges, gives the actors long scenes of debate and confrontation, with the courtroom providing a natural stage for the drama to unfold. Whitford, a veteran of stage and screen, brings experience and authority to the production, while Blyth, a younger leading man, offers a fresh presence in a role that demands both confidence and doubt.

A Few Good Men Broadway and a classic revival

A Few Good Men Broadway joins a fall season rich in revivals, including Other Desert Cities, which opened on October 18, and The Imaginary Invalid, which opened on October 22. The season also includes Billy Crystal’s solo show 860 and the new musical Wanted, which opens on November 8. The return of Sorkin’s play reminds audiences of a work that has remained popular since its first Broadway run and its later film adaptation, with lines and scenes that have entered wider culture. For theatre fans, the revival offers a chance to see a classic courtroom drama performed live, with a cast and director bringing new energy to a familiar story.

Source: SeatGeek