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Gallery Players Offers Free Tickets to Military & Veterans for A FEW GOOD MEN

By: Dec. 14, 2016
Gallery Players, Brooklyn's premier Off-Off Broadway Theater has announced a new ticket donation program for the USO. For the duration of A Few Good Men, Gallery Players is donating tickets to both active duty and retired military personnel for all remaining shows. This program gives soldiers and their families visiting New York a chance to see the Aaron Sorkin Classic. It tells the story the gripping story of of subpar Guantanamo Bay marine PFC William Santiago who mysteriously died after his platoon mates Lance Corporal Harold Dawson and PFC Landon Downy give him a "code red."
The two are charged with his murder and Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee is assigned lead defense counsel on the case. Assisting Kaffe on the case are Lieutenant Sam Weinberg and Lieutenant Commander Joanne Galloway. On the opposing side are Colonel. Nathan Jessup, a harsh marine with something to hide, and Jonathan Kendrick, Santiago's strict and suspicious platoon commander. This brilliant, gripping story follows the struggle for Kaffee, Galloway, and Weinberg to prove their client's innocence against the prosecution. It's West Wing. It's Agatha Christie. It's the military trial-of-the-century!
Gallery Players invites all former and active military personnel visiting or living in New York to inquire at the USO of Metropolitan New York, 237 Grimes Rd Brooklyn, NY for tickets to the remaining 5 performances. Phone: 718-630-1023 http://www.usonyc.org/

Showtimes are Thursday the 15th at 8 PM, Friday the 16th at 8 PM, Saturday the 17th at 2PM and 8 PM and Sunday the 18th at 3PM. Gallery Players thanks their service and looks forward to entertaining them this weekend.
For information about Gallery Players or to purchase tickets for non-military personnel, please go to www.galleryplayers.com

ABOUT THE GALLERY PLAYERS

A New York institution since 1967, this is Gallery's 50th Anniversary Season, which is typically comprised of three plays and three musicals from both the classic and contemporary repertoire. The season finale is the annual Black Box New Play Festival, which workshops and presents world premier productions of works by emerging playwrights. Gallery has received the Off-Off Broadway Review's 2000 Award for Lifetime Achievement, as well as Innovative Theater (IT) awards for outstanding musical for Urinetown, Yank, and Like You Like It, and has earned the reputation of "New York's Best Kept Secret."

The Gallery Players is located at 199 14th Street, between 4th and 5th Avenues, in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Take the F Train to 4th Avenue or the R Train to 9th Street. By car: the BQE to Hamilton Avenue, to 14th Street. Website: http://galleryplayers.com.


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