A Few Good Men is a Broadway play written by Aaron Sorkin, the acclaimed creator of The West Wing and The Newsroom.

When two young Marines are charged with the murder of a fellow soldier at Guantanamo Bay, the case seems straightforward until a brash young Navy lawyer, more interested in plea bargains than justice, is assigned to defend them.

As the trial unfolds, what begins as a simple defense spirals into a tense battle of truth and power. Secrets are revealed, loyalties are tested, and the line between duty and conscience blurs. This year, the production will be staged in the round in The Big Room on the 3rd floor of Wilson Hall, immersing the audience directly in the intensity of the courtroom. With Sorkin’s trademark razor-sharp dialogue and a story that asks difficult questions about honor, responsibility, and courage, A Few Good Men is a thrilling theatrical experience that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.

Our Upper School cast has been hard at work bringing A Few Good Men to life. Rehearsals began in mid-September, and since then, these talented students have been meeting four times a week to hone their acting skills and tell this powerful story with authenticity and precision.

Balancing busy schedules filled with sports, clubs, and academic commitments, the boys rehearse in the evenings after athletics and on weekends—a true testament to their dedication and passion for the arts. Their commitment to this production is nothing short of remarkable.

We are deeply grateful for your support of their hard work and for celebrating the time, energy, and heart they’ve poured into this show.