You’re on the jury.
The verdict
is yours.

Jury Duty is a 90-minute immersive crime-solving game in central London. Examine the evidence, question a live defendant and work out what really happened.

Jurors discuss evidence around a table with live performers.

Join a public session

Come alone or with friends. Book as many places as you need and play alongside the other jurors in your session.

Book tickets

Make it private

Choose a private session and book the number of places shown in the calendar to have the game to yourselves.

Book a private session

Bring Jury Games to you

We can take over your meeting room or another venue with all the evidence, tech and performers you need to experience a case.

Bring a Jury Games experience to you
A smiling juror celebrates with the group around the evidence table.

The verdict

“Genuinely unpredictable shared live experience”
The Guardian
“Absorbing, sharp and heaps of fun… immersive work at its best”
The Stage
“Lets you blissfully step outside yourself and get the grey matter going”
The Daily Telegraph
“Was I utterly absorbed? Guilty.”
The New York Times
The New York Times
The Times
Financial Times
The Daily Telegraph
The Independent
The Guardian
Metro
The Stage
No Proscenium
Exeunt
Jurors comparing the evidence around a table.

How Jury Games experiences work

Jurors examine documents, physical items, floor plans and digital evidence, question the defendant and discuss the case before casting their verdict.

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Choose a date

Public

Book places in a public session and play alongside other jurors.

Private

Book a private session for your group. The calendar shows the number of places required.

As played by

Google
Ashurst Perkins Coie
Baker McKenzie
Amazon
BCLP
CMS
Meta
Dentons
DLA Piper
Accenture
SDV Fenchurch
Freshfields
Deloitte
Linklaters
Mills & Reeve
PwC
Mourant
Norton Rose Fulbright
KPMG
Pinsent Masons
Slaughter and May
Bain & Company
Weightmans
White & Case
BlackRock
Wiggin
Isadore Goldman
Cisco
Salesforce
Stripe

How you play

A juror writes notes while examining the case documents.
01

Examine the evidence

Work through statements, documents and clues relating to the case.

The live defendant answers questions on screen during a Jury Duty session.
02

Question the defendant

Interrogate a live performer and test what you’re hearing against the evidence.

Jurors raise their hands to cast a verdict.
03

Reach your verdict

Debate the case with your fellow jurors and vote.

What jurors say

Words from players and teams who have taken on the case.

“Lots of fun! Loved working with a group of intelligent strangers to decide the fate of the accused.”
Nico, DesignMyNight customer
“An amazing immersive experience that takes place all in one room... I highly recommend this show to anyone who enjoys immersive theatre and in-depth investigative events.”
Craig, DesignMyNight customer
“Jury Games was a fantastic alternative staff social which was great fun and really made us work together as a team! It’s hilarious to see people's detective skills coming through during the session!”
Shannon Toms, Peter Jones Foundation
“Lots of evidence to examine, archives to roam, and people to interrogate. This is a well-constructed mix of whodunnit puzzle event and interactive theatre!”
Jan, DesignMyNight customer
“Our team had such a blast playing Jury Games! It was an exciting and different way to connect and problem-solve as a team and worked great in a virtual environment. The acting, the format, and the whole storyline was really well done!”
Jenica Erikson, Google
“Jury Duty is the best experience I have found so far to connect our team in social hours. It really got the brain working and allowed people to engage at the level they felt comfortable with. I would highly recommend it.”
Laura Hutchinson, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

Our cases

Jurors work together around an evidence table during Jury Duty.

Running now

Jury Duty

A man on trial for murder and arson. How will you find the accused?

Examine the evidence and question the defendant before you cast your verdict.

Book now
An investigator examines a Cambridge map and case documents on an evidence wall.

Available for private events

The Inquest

Scott Davies drowned fifteen years ago. What really happened that night?

Reopen the case and piece together the evidence surrounding his death.

Book a private session
A detective questions two witnesses wearing Christmas hats in Death at the Office Party.

Available for private events

Death at the Office Party

Among the tinsel and spilled drinks, a dead body.

Watch the CCTV and question two hungover witnesses to find the truth.

Book a private session

Bring the case to your team

We bring Jury Games to offices and other venues for team days, socials and private events.

Bring a Jury Games experience to you

Any questions?

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Where do Jury Games experiences take place?

Jury Games is currently based at 202 Blackfriars Road in central London, SE1 0XH, less than one minute’s walk from Southwark tube station. The current venue for your performance is always shown in the booking calendar and your booking confirmation. Check your confirmation before travelling.

Can I buy just one or two tickets?

Yes. Choose a public session and buy however many places you need. You’ll play with the other jurors booked into that session.

Do I have to act?

You don’t need to act or learn a script. There is room for jurors who want to ask lots of questions and dive into the detail, as well as those who would prefer to sit back and observe. You are welcome to watch and listen, though we encourage you to use your vote at the end.