The Jury Experience: Interactive Trial
Organized by: Experiències a Catalunya
Immerse yourself in a gripping courtroom drama where you are part of the jury and decide the final verdict. Experience immersive theater where every decision matters and justice rests in your hands.
This experience immerses you in a gripping trial that presents a timely moral dilemma. Hear witnesses, analyze evidence, and reflect on who is responsible for an accident caused by a self-driving car. An interactive experience where the audience makes live decisions and influences the unfolding story, ideal for enjoying in a group or experiencing a unique cultural event.
Book your experience and decide the fate of the accused in this unique trial.
What you will enjoy
- A live theater performance in the format of a trial where the audience decides the verdict.
- Active participation in making decisions that influence the development of the story.
- Analyzing witnesses, evidence, and arguments like a real jury.
- A contemporary moral dilemma about technology and responsibility.
- An immersive and interactive experience that combines theater and audience participation.
Practical information
- Dates and times: select the day and time at the time of booking.
- Location: Auditori l'Illa, Barcelona.
- Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
- Age: 12 years and older (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult).
- Accessibility: wheelchair accessible space.
- Language: Spanish.
- Recommendation: Bring your mobile phone to participate at key moments using QR codes.
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