Become A Juror For A Day At This Live Theater Courtroom Drama In NYC

The Jury Experience in NYC is an immersive courtroom experience where you’re not just watching the trial—you’re living it. Over the course of 60 minutes, an emotionally-charged hearing unfolds before your very eyes. You’ll find yourself in the jury as a key player, dissecting witness testimonies and carefully examining the evidence. But just when you’re ready to reach a verdict, the defense challenges all your assumptions with unpredictable twists.

On selected dates, this simulated courtroom drama is set to take place at Irondale in Brooklyn. There is limited availability so don’t wait too long before getting your ticket or you might not guarantee your spot in the jury. Will you be the voice of reason or the wildcard who flips the room on its head?

What is The Jury Experience?

The Jury Experience is both an immersive courtroom drama and a crash course in morality. As you navigate a fun and at times, nerve-wracking trial, you’ll witness convincing performances by professional actors, unpack evidence and hear the lawyers’ opening and closing arguments. Packed with twists and turns, this 60-minute simulated trial might just change the way you think about justice.

Tell me more about this experience

The Space at Irondale will be transformed into a courtroom to make the whole experience more realistic. Deciding someone’s fate is a pretty serious job but you’ll have all the evidence presented on a cinematic screen so that you can closely examine every piece of the puzzle. At the end, you’ll vote and (hopefully) justice will be served.

There will be two sessions at The Space at Irondale scheduled for 6:00pm and 8:30pm so you can choose the one that best suits you. This isn’t jury duty so there is really no excuse for missing The Jury Experience.

Court is officially in session and the jury has been sworn in. Has the jury reached a verdict?

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