A 'Few Good Men' returns to Broadway as Aaron Sorkin revives courtroom classic

Well, you may know a few good men from the big screen, but now Aaron Sorkin's hit courtroom drama is back where it began. Let's see if you can handle the truth. Yes. The play is getting its first Broadway revival at Lincoln Center. News 12's Joel Crump caught up with Sorkin and the rest of the cast. Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men is having its first Broadway revival here at Lincoln Center. For Sorkin, the path to Broadway began right here, taking the train into the city and falling in love with the theater. Even when my family moved up to Westchester, every weekend I would take my allowance, take the train into the city, and I would second act a Broadway play. It felt to me like theaters were cathedrals, and they still feel that way. That hasn't changed. Making his Broadway debut, Tom Blythe says Sorkin's drama still feels right at home in the present. Aaron Sorkin's one of the greatest writers of all time. The topics of this play are more relevant than ever. And for Blythe, who studied at Juilliard just across the street, taking the stage at Lincoln Center makes his Broadway debut a full-circle moment. I think it's very exciting that we're in Lincoln Center, right? Behind us, you went to school 10 years ago. Everybody keeps reminding me, and I'm like, don't remind me, it makes me feel old. Yeah, 10 years ago, I moved to New York and went there for the first time, and then spent four years making this my stomping grounds. Meanwhile, Krista Rodriguez says the story still has something urgent to say about speaking up. And if they're not there, then you have to be them. Someone has to be the people who can bring truth and justice to these very complex, very high-level areas. At the Vivian Beaumont Theater for News 12, I'm Joel Crump.