
Event Details
Watch drama | Cast a vote | Crack the case
You've been called for jury duty. Step into a thrilling courtroom drama where the audience is the jury. Listen to testimonies, analyze evidence, and ultimately decide… guilty or not guilty?
It's not theatre you watch.
It's justice you deliver.
A nurse is on trial for the deaths of terminally ill patients who begged to die. She acted — but was it mercy, or murder? Hear testimonies from grieving families and medical professionals, examine patient records, consent documents, and the limits of duty of care. The law draws a hard line — but when a patient is suffering and the end is inevitable, who gets to decide how it ends?
This experience includes themes of terminal illness, assisted dying, and end-of-life decisions. There are detailed discussions of patient deaths and medical ethics.
Highlights
Enjoy a live theatre courtroom drama where you decide the final verdict
Vote during key moments - your decisions shape hidden angles in the case, making every show different!
Dissect witness testimonies, unpack evidence, and weigh every argument
A high-stakes case full of twists - more turns than a rollercoaster, and a verdict only you can deliver
How it works
1 Take your seat Arrive 30 min early. Late entry is not permitted. Seats assigned on first come basis within each zone. 2 Hear the case Track every testimony, spot the contradictions, and vote at key moments to steer the trial. 3 Deliver your verdict The jury speaks. Guilty or not guilty - the outcome rests entirely with you.
Practical info
Duration60 minutes Doors open 30 min before VenueIndianapolis Public Library - Clowes Auditorium 40 East Saint Clair Street, Indianapolis, 46204 Age12+ Under 16s must be with an adult AccessibilityWheelchair accessible Wheelchair zone available Groups & PrivateTake the stand 30+ people or private show Gift cardSend gift Gift memories to someone special
Frequently asked questions
About the experience What is The Jury Experience and what can I expect?
An immersive courtroom drama where you become a juror. Analyze testimonies, cross-examinations, and evidence to uncover the truth - your vote determines the accused's fate in this high-stakes theatrical event.
How long does the experience last?
Approximately 1 hour.
Will there be strobe lights?
No, there are no strobe lights.
Are seats numbered?
No. Seating is first-come, first-served within the zone you select when purchasing your ticket.
Can I bring my own food and drink?
No. Food or beverages purchased elsewhere are not permitted at the venue.
Can I take photos or record the experience?
Yes, after the final verdict. Please be mindful of others and the performers, and avoid using flash.
About your tickets Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Just show your Fever ticket(s) in the app or email on arrival.
What are the different ticket types?
Front Row (best visibility), Zone A (great visibility), Zone B (good visibility), and Zone C (fair visibility).
Are refunds allowed?
No refunds. Exchanges to other dates/times are permitted up to 48 hours before the original start time, subject to availability. Contact support to change your ticket.
Where can I get tickets?
On the Fever App (Google Play and Apple Store) or the Fever website. Tickets cannot be purchased at the venue.
Can I transfer my tickets to another person?
Yes, free of charge - tap "Transfer Tickets" on your ticket in the Fever App. Contact support with your order number if you need help.
I can't find my ticket. What should I do?
Find your QR code ticket in the Fever app under the Tickets section. Log in with the same account used to buy the tickets, then contact support if it's still missing.
How do I book a ticket for my carer?
Guests requiring assistance can apply for 1 free Personal Assistant/Support worker pass. Purchase your own ticket first, then contact support with supporting documentation (e.g. DLA, PIP, CredAbility Access Card +1, or a recognized Assistance Dog ID).
Access & venue Is the venue accessible?
Yes. The auditorium is equipped with wheelchair accessibility and assisted seating.