A Few Good Men
Vivian Beaumont Theater
Now in previews
A military courtroom drama about orders, loyalty, and the cost of asking questions.
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Three generations share a Bronx home and very different ideas of a better life.
Upcoming production · First performance December 15, 2026
Scheduled through February 7, 2027
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Clifford Odets's Awake and Sing! places the Berger family in a cramped Bronx home during the Depression. Money is scarce, hopes are contested, and the different generations do not agree on what a secure future should cost. Manhattan Theatre Club's revival, directed by Tyne Rafaeli, is announced for the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, with previews beginning December 15, 2026 and opening night on January 7, 2027.
Worth knowing: Depression-era hardship and family conflict; Performances have not begun as of October 23, 2026; A limited engagement requires date-specific planning
A family apartment can hold several incompatible versions of the American dream. That is a useful way into Awake and Sing!: notice who can afford to be idealistic, who has to manage immediate needs, and who gets to decide for someone else. The setting is specific, but the practical dilemma of putting security before possibility does not require knowledge of the period.
This is a choice for people who enjoy following relationships over time rather than waiting for a single surprise. A good conversation afterward might begin with which family member you understood most, and whether that changed. Avoid reducing the household to a simple battle between sensible elders and impatient young people; the pressures of limited money can make either position more complicated.
The production is upcoming at the time of this guide's verification. December previews and January performances after opening occupy different parts of its announced schedule. A preview is still a public performance, but the production may continue to develop before opening night. Choose a later performance if reading reviews first matters more to you than attending early.
Do not transfer a running time or admission policy from a previous revival. A familiar title does not guarantee identical staging or visitor arrangements. If a precise finish time affects a train reservation, wait for the current production's confirmed duration and leave a buffer. Treat an unconfirmed detail as something to resolve, not as a reason to assume the shortest estimate.
For an intimate family drama, clear views of faces and relationships across the stage are useful priorities. Compare actual seat information with your budget rather than assuming the closest row is automatically best. Restricted-view notices deserve attention even when the price is attractive. Anyone who needs accessible seating should establish the route and suitable position before committing.
The Samuel J. Friedman is on West 47th Street. Plan enough time to find the correct entrance and settle before the start. A relaxed meal after the performance can leave room to talk about the characters; if eating beforehand, tell the restaurant that you have a fixed curtain time. Keep the theater visit as the anchor rather than the final squeeze in an overfilled afternoon.
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THEATER LOCATION & ACCESS
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
261 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036
MTC lists an elevator serving theater levels and accessible restrooms, plus a motorized lift for certain front Orchestra locations. There are stairs within seating areas, and wheelchair and transfer locations are specifically designated. Confirm the exact location and any lift assistance before purchasing.
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Explore the theater ↗YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
It follows three generations of the Berger family in the Depression-era Bronx. Their competing plans for happiness and stability put economic hardship inside the daily life of a household.
The announced first preview is December 15, 2026. Opening night is January 7, 2027, so the production should not be described as currently running in October.
The Broadway League listing gives February 7, 2027. A limited run can still have days without performances; use the date-specific schedule when planning.
No. Awake and Sing! is a play by Clifford Odets. It is a better match for someone seeking American dramatic writing than someone expecting a concert or song-led evening.
No. A little historical context can be interesting, but the family situation provides a direct starting point. Listen to how financial limits change what each person considers possible.
Use earlier productions for historical interest only. Confirm this revival's running time, admission guidance, accessibility arrangements, and performance schedule before relying on them for a visit.
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Vivian Beaumont Theater
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