As the birthplace of The Star-Spangled Banner, Baltimore stands as a symbol of freedom and justice in the US. Inside the city’s Circuit Court, high-stakes trials unfold every day, and the stakes couldn’t be higher at ‘The Jury Experience’ in Baltimore. It’s a captivating theater performance featuring intense interrogations, witness testimonies and a though-provoking moral dilemma. Then, once the lawyers make their closing arguments, it’s up to you to cast your final vote — guilty or innocent?
On selected dates over the coming months, The Baltimore Museum of Art will be providing the setting for this riveting live trial simulation. The impressive neoclassical building is a Baltimore landmark and one of the country’s leading art museums. Tickets are on sale now but spaces are limited, so make sure you get yours today.
What is “The Jury Experience”?
Take your seat at The Jury Experience — a unique show that places you in the juror’s seat, blending live theater, compelling storytelling and multimedia elements. Professional actors deliver powerful performances, exploring philosophical, moral, and scientific dilemmas that challenge your understanding of justice.
What is the trial about?
The trial focuses on accountability in incidents involving self-driving cars. It’s a case where details and their presentation are paramount, prompting consideration of the safety and reliability of autonomous technology. What evidence would lead you to a just verdict?
Tell me more about ‘The Jury Experience’
The Jury Experience is designed to be realistic, set within a life-like courtroom environment. You’ll witness opening and closing arguments, witness testimonies and cross-examinations. Audience members observe, listen, and participate by casting their votes to determine the outcome. The 60-minute experience is suitable for individuals aged 12 and older.
Step into a life-like courtroom setting and deliver justice at ‘The Jury Experience’ in Baltimore. You’ll feel the thrill of a realistic trial simulation that poses intriguing questions about the future of technology, then make your decision. So, what will it be? The power is in your hands…
Doors usually open 30 minutes prior to the start time and seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis in each zone. Late entry is not permitted, so make sure you get to the venue with time to spare.