Twelve Angry Jurors at Country Gate Players

In this play, anonymous jurors in a murder trial must compromise in order to determine whether the given evidence requires them to acquit the young suspect or condemn him to the death penalty. What follows illustrates how ugly, yet deeply necessary, compromise is, especially in a democracy. The reliability of facts, impact of implicit biases, and necessity to question surface appearances are all confronted onstage “Twelve Angry Jurors.”

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