Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth, and Krysta Rodriguez Star in Aaron Sorkin’s ‘A Few Good Men’ Revival at Lincoln Center

Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth, and Krysta Rodriguez are leading a new Broadway revival of Aaron Sorkin’s breakthrough play “A Few Good Men” at Lincoln Center Theater. The production brings Sorkin’s gripping courtroom drama back to the stage, with Whitford—known for his work in “The West Wing”—taking on the role of Lt. j.g. Daniel Kaffee, a part originated by Tom Hulce in the 1989 Broadway premiere and made famous by Tom Cruise in the 1992 film. Blyth and Rodriguez round out the cast in key supporting roles, adding fresh energy to the military legal thriller. The revival marks a major moment for Sorkin’s early work, which first put him on the map as a master of rapid-fire dialogue and moral complexity. For audiences, this staging offers a rare chance to see the play that launched Sorkin’s career, now interpreted by a new generation of actors. With its themes of honor, truth, and institutional power, “A Few Good Men” remains as relevant as ever in today’s climate of accountability and justice. The Lincoln Center production is expected to draw both longtime Sorkin fans and newcomers eager to see Whitford tackle one of theater’s most iconic roles.