Stars and creatives behind buzzy shows coming to Broadway – including “A Few Good Men,” “Evita” and “Dolly: A True Original Musical” – gathered Oct. 5 to talk shop and compare notes about working on the Main Stem at Variety’s annual The Business of Broadway breakfast, presented by City National Bank. “Pete Hegseth makes Jessep look like a folk singer,” Whitford says of the rock-ribbed Marine he plays in the upcoming revival of “A Few Good Men.”

<p>Stars and creatives behind buzzy shows coming to Broadway &ndash; including &ldquo;A Few Good Men,&rdquo; &ldquo;Evita&rdquo; and &ldquo;Dolly: A True Original Musical&rdquo; &ndash; gathered Oct. 5 to talk shop and compare notes about working on the Main Stem <a href="https://variety.com/2026/legit/news/rachel-zegler-evita-broadway-audition-1236899263/">at&nbsp;<em>Variety&rsquo;</em>s annual The Business of Broadway breakfast,</a> presented by City National Bank. &ldquo;Pete Hegseth makes Jessep look like a folk singer,&rdquo; Whitford says of the rock-ribbed Marine he plays in the upcoming revival of &ldquo;A Few Good Men.&rdquo;</p>

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Aaron Sorkin, Rachel Zegler, Krysta Rodriguez and Bradley Whitford on Bringing ‘A Few Good Men’ and ‘Evita’ to Life: Variety’s The Business of Broadway Breakfast