Can I play Jury Duty more than once?

Once you have played Jury Duty, you will know what really happened and so we don't recommend playing twice. However, our other gripping cases The Inquest and Death at the Office Christmas Party are perfect for players who would like to experience something like Jury Duty again.

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Are there any age restrictions?

Children under the age of 13 need to be accompanied by an adult over 18. The game involves discussion of murder and arson.

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Can we hold private events or larger bookings at Jury Duty?

Of course! For further information regarding larger booking sizes of over 15 please contact us.

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Is Jury Duty wheelchair accessible?

Yes - Jury Duty is fully accessible as a game. Please contact us to inform us of any particular access requirements ahead of booking so we can ensure you have the best experience possible. If there is anything we can do to make your visit more comfortable, please let us know.

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Do I need to print my ticket?

You do not need to print your ticket, just give your booking name at the door.

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What are the terms and conditions of my ticket?

Please refer to the Terms and Conditions section of the DesignMyNight website.

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Do you have  a bar, and does it take cash? 

Theatre Deli, our venue, has a card-only bar, and you are welcome to bring your drinks into the experience. Please note that alcohol purchased outside Theatre Deli cannot be brought into a Jury Games show in any circumstances, due to licensing law.

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Can I purchase a ticket as a gift?

Yes, but we recommend booking an open-dated voucher in this instance. You can buy couples vouchers here, or single vouchers here.

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Are there any special effects that I should be aware of?

There are no special effects to be aware of in Jury Duty. 

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Can I play in a group? 

Tickets are purchased individually and all players attending for the same time slot will play together. You will be mixed with other players who have bought tickets for the same show. For an entirely private show, you can book a Private Experience of Jury Games here, or contact us via our website.

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How interactive is this?

As it's performed by experienced immersive theatre actors, Jury Duty will respond to how you approach it as players. The facts of the case stay the same, but how you discover them may reflect what you do. At its heart, Jury Duty is a show about talking to a man on trial - you will get the chance to question a real actor playing that character. His fate will be in your hands.

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Do I have to participate?

Jury Duty can be played at any level you're comfortable with. There's room for jurors who want to ask lots of questions and dive into the detail, as well as those who'd prefer to sit back and observe. If you wish to attend and simply watch and listen, you are welcome to - though we highly encourage you to use your vote at the end.