Captivating Courtroom Drama 
A Few Good Men
By Aaron Sorkin
Directed by Gregory Boyd
Recommended for mature audiences
due to language. 

March 1 through March 24, 2013
Hubbard Stage
TUE - THU, SUN evenings 7:30 p.m.
FRI and SAT evenings 8 p.m.
SAT and SUN matinees 2:30 p.m.
Run time is approx. 2 hours,
35 min., including 1 intermission
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Special Military Pricing
$26 and $36 Tickets*
Every Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday & Sunday night and
Saturday matinees
Promo code: MILITARY
Must show proof of service when
picking up tickets  at Will Call.
*Select seats, limited availability

$26 and $36 Cheap Thrills Tickets*
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Sunday evening
*Limited availability, no additional
fees, exlcudes opening night

Groups of 10 or more 
get special prices

Aaron Sorkin (Moneyball, The Social Network, The West Wing) returns to the Alley Theatre (The Farnsworth Invention, 2009) with the captivating courtroom drama. A Few Good Men is Sorkin’s first play, which ran for nearly 500 performances on Broadway in 1989, became an Oscar-nominated film in 1992 and was re-conceived for a 2005 London revival. Originally inspired by true events, this taut, tense thriller erupts when two Marines are accused of the hazing death of a fellow Marine at Guantanamo Bay. This hard-hitting, suspenseful story puts the Marine code of honor on trial.

Listen to Gregory Boyd and Jeremy Webb discuss A Few Good Men on "The Front Row"

“explosive, briskly paced, crisply performed, a crowd-pleasing legal adventure”
Houston Chronicle review, March 7, 2013

"a breath-taking ride"
Houston Press Art Attack review, March 8, 2013

“a tense, taut courtroom drama thrill-ride that will leave audiences breathless and speechless”
Broadwayworld.com review, March 7, 2013

A Few Good Men Sponsors:
Premiere Sponsor: The Humphreys Foundation
Lead Sponsor: Enbridge Energy Company, Inc.
Supporting Sponsors: Diamond Offshore Drilling, Inc., Fulbright & Jaworksi L.L.P. and PricewaterhouseCoopers
Associate Producers: The Gordon A. Cain Foundation, Brian H. Teichman