The Jury Experience – The Deadly Boat Ride

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. The Deadly Boat ride On a summer night, the son of a powerful politician took the wheel of the family's speedboat - an ex-lover and old friends on board. Hours later, one was dead, one in a coma, and the son is facing a murder charge. Was it an act of jealous rage? Or is there far more to this tragedy than meets the eye? This experience includes themes of domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use, and a distressing emergency services call. The performance contains moments of intense emotional conflict. 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. Doors close at show time — late entry is not permitted. 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 Duration 60 minutes Doors open 30 min before Venue Hawthorn Arts Centre 360 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn, VIC 3122, Australia Age 12+ Under 16s must be with an adult Accessibility Wheelchair accessible Wheelchair zone available Groups & Private Take the stand 30+ people or private show Gift card Send gift Gift memories to someone special Frequently asked questions About the experience What can I expect during The Jury Experience? You've been called for jury duty. Step into a live courtroom drama where the audience acts as the jury. Listen to witness testimonies, analyze the evidence, and cast the vote that determines the fate of the accused - guilty or not guilty? How long does the experience…