by Aaron Sorkin, directed by James Dunn

Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, established himself with this provocative and satisfying drama that ran for almost 500 performances on Broadway, later made into an award-winning film. A rookie Navy lawyer is assigned to defend two Guantanamo-based Marines on trial for the murder of a member of their platoon. Expecting a plea-bargain, he’s prodded to make a stirring effort to defend his clients. The play raises questions on the meaning of individual honor, dignity and humanity in today’s complex military world.

 

(in order of appearance)
Wendell H. Wilson (Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson)
Pierre Littee (Pfc. Louden Downey )
Stephen Dietz (Lt. j.g. Sam Weinberg)
Michael Abts (Lt. j.g. Daniel A. Kaffee)
Jennifer Reimer (Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway)
Robert Smithton (Capt. Isaac Whitaker)
Ben Colteaux (Capt. Matthew A. Markinson)
Gregg Davis (Pfc. William T. Santiago)
Eric Burke (Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep)
Chad Yarish (Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick)
Christopher Ginesi (Lt. Jack Ross)
Francis Serpa (Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard)
Robert Hogan (Capt. Julius Alexander Randolph)
Robert Smithton (Cmdr. Walter Stone)
Mike Cernokus (Sgt. at Arms)

Director: James Dunn
Production Manager: Bob Wilson
Set Designer: Don Cate
Set Construction: Ian Swift, Garrett Westfall
Costume Designer: Susan Keener, Michael A. Berg
Lighting Designer: Ellen Brooks
Prop Design: Sue Anderson
Sound Design: Stephen Dietz
Stage Manager: Linda Dunn
Asst. Stage Manager: Madge Grahn, Rob Hogan
Light Operator: Suzie Hughes
Sound Operator: Tom Kushner
Box Office Manager: Linda Dunn
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicity Coordinators: Tinka Ross, Suzie Hughes
Publicist: Kim Taylor
Graphic Design: Ron Severdia