Photo Courtesy: The Maverick Theatre
Written by Alina Mae WilsonÂ
A Few Good Men is a famous film that can be described as iconic. An underdog team of lawyers goes against the big boys in a stressful search for what is right, what is wrong, and what is ultimately the truth (insert famous quote here). But before it was a movie with A-list actors hamming it up to honey-baked levels, then-bartender Aaron Sorkin scribbled onto cocktail napkins what would become the play A Few Good Men. It quickly made its way up the theatre ranks to the Broadway stage, proving itself invaluable to all parties concerned. The history of this play alone makes tackling the script an ambitious endeavor in and of itself. Â In the case of the Maverick Theater, that ambition was rewarded with a well-acted and well-staged performance. Continue Reading
