
Jury Duty: The Immersive Experience
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THE AWARD-WINNING
IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE
LIVE IN LONDON
Look at the evidence.
Interview the defendant.
Cast your verdict.
"Was I utterly absorbed? Guilty."
| THE NEW YORK TIMES
You have been
summoned for a new kind of trial. You and your
fellow jurors must review the evidence, speak to the accused, and
come to a conclusion. Is he guilty or not guilty? And is there more
to this case than meets the eye?
THE CASE
Harry Briggs has
been charged with arson, manslaughter, and murder. He admits the
arson, but has pled Not Guilty to manslaughter and murder. Under
the Justice Act 2025, it is your job as a jury not only to look at
the evidence, but also to interrogate the Defendant
yourselves. Can you determine what happened on the night in
question?
HOW IT WORKS
Jury Duty
players are invited to join other players at a central London
office location to take part in a new form of jury service. Live
actors greet them and will assist, but not guide, their
deliberations.
Players are
presented with physical evidence, sworn statements, and a
computer database relating to a fictitious crime.
Players interrogate a Defendant several
times, and are encouraged to cross-reference with the
evidence.
When the time is up, players are asked to
vote on their verdict!
FAQs
Can I play in a group?
Tickets are purchased individually and all players attending for
the same time slot will play together. You will be mixed with other
players who have bought tickets for the same show. Please
note: the show requires
a minimum
of five players to function,
and shows that have not sold five tickets are liable for
cancellation 48 hours before the show. Should this happen, all
bookers will be refunded or transferred to another booking free of
charge.
For an entirely private show, book a Private Experience slot directly here,
or contact us via our website.
How interactive
is this?
As it's performed by experienced
immersive theatre actors, Jury Duty will respond
to how you approach it as players. The facts of the case stay the
same, but how you discover them may reflect what you do. At its
heart, Jury Duty is a show about talking to a man on trial -
you will get the chance to question a real actor playing that
character. His fate will be in your hands.
Do I have to participate?
Jury Duty can be played at
any level you're comfortable with. There's room for jurors who want
to ask lots of questions and dive into the detail, as well as those
who'd prefer to sit back and observe. If you wish to attend and
simply watch and listen, you are welcome to - though we highly
encourage you to use your vote at the end.
Winner of The
Offies' OnComm award
"All the excitement
and thrill of live immersive theatre." ★★★★★ | EVERYTHING
THEATRE
"Outstanding,
inventive, and remarkably well-crafted." ★★★★★ | BROADWAY
WORLD
"Spectacularly
innovative." ★★★★★ | THE
REVIEWS HUB
"If you're bored of
box sets and tired of the tedium this is the perfect antidote."
★★★★ | SOAKED IN DREAMS
"Kept me all the way
at the edge of my seat" ★★★★ | LONDON THEATRE REVIEWS
"Was I utterly
absorbed? Guilty." | THE NEW YORK TIMES
“A challenging
chance to become a sleuth” | THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
"An experience you don't want to be excluded from." | NO
PROSCENIUM
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