
For many, supporting the Eagles is a no-brainer, and Philly cheesesteaks are better than New York pizza. But what happens when you’re faced with a moral dilemma, like those in the courtroom? Find out for yourself by joining an imagined trial at The Jury Experience in Philadelphia. You’ll need your wits, attention to detail, and a keen eye for fairness as you cast your vote for the final verdict.
On selected dates in the coming months, mock jurors will have the chance to analyze the evidence and hear from witnesses—getting a real taste of what it’s like to make a serious judgment call. Spots are limited for this live courtroom event, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this high-stakes trial.
What is “The Jury Experience”?
A wonderfully realistic mix of opening and closing statements, cross-examinations, and clues meets professional actors for a compelling trial experience that knows a thing or two about theatrics. In this live show, the audience becomes the jury, so it’s up to you to catch every little detail and vote with confidence. The life of another is in your hands, after all—so you’ll want to be absolutely certain.
What is the trial about?
Self-driving cars are central to this intriguing case—sophisticated manmade products that raise complex legal questions, particularly when it comes to the concept of autonomy, especially when these vehicles are involved in serious accusations. Who is held guilty when there’s no human behind the wheel? And with the existential problems that arise—from levels of automation to the pitfalls of technology—where does human error begin, and where does it end? Well, that’s up to you and the rest of the jury to decide.
Tell me more about “The Jury Experience”
The Jury Experience is taking place at the Media Theatre, a historic performing arts venue that is ADA-compliant and was originally designed as a vaudeville house and cinema. Find your seat in this iconic space, which opened in 1927, and enjoy a cinematic-like experience that unfolds over the course of 60 minutes. You’ll tap into your ability to scrutinize and decipher right from wrong, absorbing every detail of the case. Once all the evidence is presented, you and the rest of the audience will decide who’s guilty or not guilty.
If you’re ready to step into the shoes of a juror and embrace the opportunity to be part of a trial—albeit fictional—look no further than The Jury Experience. Choose a date in the coming months, and you’ll become part of the panel, tasked with playing a role in shaping fate. This emotional and intellectual test takes on your sense of justice.