A Few Good Men

By Aaron Sorkin Play no. 429 Opening show: 26/19/1991

Creative team Translated by; Ben Bar-Shavit Director: Itzick Weingarten Sets: Eli Sinai Costumes: Dalit Inbar Music: Eldad Lidori Movement: Arie Burstein Lighting: Natan Panturin

Cast Lance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson: Tzhai Grad Pfc. Louden Downey: Danny Lerner Lt. j.g Sam Weinberg: Dov Navon Lt. j.g Daniel A. Kaffee: Shmuel Vilozny Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway: Fabiana Meuhas Capt. Isaac Whitaker: Haim Hova Capt. Isaac Matthew A. Markinson: Israel Biderman / Eli Danker Pfc. William T. Santiago: Avi Shemer Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep: Asher Tzarfati Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick: Offer Zohar Cmdr. Walter Stone: Ran Vered Lt. Jack Ross: Ygal Sade Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard: Danny Rutenberg Sergeant military court: Rami Vered Capt. Julius Alexander Randolph: Nachum Shalit Soldier on duty – Air Force Base: Yoram Yosephsberg Layers, Marines, Sailors, M.P.'s: Rami Vered, Yoram Yosephsberg, Zvi Furman Zvi Cohen, Eyal Gurevitch

A few good man concerns the death of a Marine private at the U.S Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He may have died as part of the internal, illegal but traditional, disciplining of a sloppy soldier by his fellows, or, because he had been sending complaining letters to influential outsiders asking for a transfer, the disciplining order may have come from higher up. Or the corporal and PFC who worked him over, may have wanted, or been ordered, to kill him. A young Navy Lawyer, Lieutenant J.G. Kaffee, has been appointed to the defense (perhaps because he is inexperienced) over the head of sexy and smart Lieutenant Commander Joanne Galloway, another lawyer, itching to get the case. In the event, she and Lieutenant J.G. Weinberg, a brand-new father, end up assisting Kaffee, a box in sheep's clothing. There are flashbacks, trips to the camp, the Washington court-martial, and behind- the-scenes intrigue aplenty.