Seeking Performers for "A Few Good Men" Show

The protagonist is a young and talented Navy lawyer known for his cocky demeanor and sharp wit. While initially apathetic towards his cases, he undergoes significant growth as he takes on the challenging defense of the accused Marines.

A dedicated and idealistic Navy lawyer who is passionate about seeking justice. She was initially assigned to the case but was replaced by Kaffee. However, her determination leads her to continue assisting in the investigation.

The commanding officer at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. He is a stern and authoritative figure known for his uncompromising principles and rigid adherence to the Marine Corps code. He becomes a central figure in the trial.

A loyal and disciplined Marine officer who is one of the defendants in the trial. He is charged with ordering a "code red," which leads to the death of a fellow Marine.

One of the accused Marines, Downey is young and impressionable. He follows orders unquestioningly but becomes conflicted as the trial progresses. Some stage combat training or willingness to train is preferred.

Another accused Marine who is fiercely loyal to his unit and superiors. Throughout the trial, he maintains a stoic demeanor, refusing to betray his code of honor. Some stage combat training or willingness to train is preferred.

The lead prosecutor in the case, Ross, is determined to secure a conviction against the accused Marines. He is intelligent and strategic, using every legal tactic at his disposal.

Randolph, the presiding judge in the trial, is fair and impartial, ensuring that the proceedings adhere to legal standards while navigating the complexities of military law.

Kaffee's loyal colleague and friend, Weinberg provides comic relief with his witty remarks and sarcastic comments. Despite his laid-back demeanor, he is a skilled lawyer who assists Kaffee in the defense.

A key witness in the trial, Markinson is a high-ranking officer who becomes embroiled in the controversy surrounding the case. He struggles with his conscience and ultimately plays a crucial role in uncovering the truth.

A young, below-average Marine stationed at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Santiago struggles to fit in and earn the respect of his fellow soldiers, and his death sparks an investigation that leads to the central conflict of the play. Onstage appearances may be brief and/or violent flashbacks; some stage combat training or willingness to train is preferred.

Some actors will be asked to play multiple roles, including Capt. Isaac Whitaker, Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard, Cmdr. Walter Stone, sailors, M.P.s, and lawyers. These roles are integral to setting the pace of the show and rounding out the ensemble.