Any questions?

Jury Games are 90-minute immersive crime-solving games. You become the jury: examine the evidence, question characters played by live actors, work with your fellow jurors and cast a verdict.

Jury Games is the company that makes Jury Duty. Jury Duty is the original case - a man on trial for arson and murder - which is still widely performed today.

The game lasts 90 minutes. Check your booking confirmation for arrival instructions.

You can question the defendant, compare notes with other jurors, dig into the evidence, or take a quieter role and listen. Everyone gets a vote.

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.

We don’t recommend replaying the same case once you know what really happened. We have three cases, with more on the way, so there are plenty of options for a return visit.

No. The game centres on live performance, evidence and discussion. Please contact us before booking if you have a sensory or access concern.

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.

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

Choose a private session in the booking calendar and book the required number of places shown there. Once booked, that session is exclusively for your group.

Yes. Book all of your places in the same public session. Other players may also be part of your jury unless you book a private session.

Jury Games are designed for players older than 13 years. All our cases deal with deaths and some violence, so we recommend keeping this in mind for younger players.

Please contact us before your visit via the contact form or at info@jurygames.com. We’ll confirm the arrangements for your performance and do what we can to make the experience comfortable.

Please contact us before your visit via the contact form or at info@jurygames.com. Full content notes are available for all of our cases. Violence against children, and sexual violence of any kind, do not feature in any Jury Games experiences.

No, our staff will be expecting you by name. Please make sure you note the email address you used when you booked, as this will be checked in the event of any confusion.

Yes. We can bring a Jury Games case to your office or another venue, as well as host you at our venue. Tell us where and when you are thinking, and how many participants.

Refresh the page and try again. If the calendar still isn’t working, use the fallback booking link beside it, where available, or contact us at info@jurygames.com.

Use the contact form or email info@jurygames.com. Include the name on the booking and the performance date so we can find it quickly.

Yes. Jury Games was originally started online during the 2020 lockdown, and we still run private online Jury Games for groups. You play together over Zoom, work through digital evidence and interact with live performers, just like in the live experience. Public online performances are not regularly scheduled, so contact us if you’d like to arrange one.

A computer with Zoom and a reliable internet connection is best. A second device can be useful for looking at evidence, but it isn’t essential. You will not need specialist technical skills.