⭐ You've been called for jury duty. Step into a thrilling courtroom drama where the audience is the jury. Listen to testimonies, analyze evidence, and ultimately decide… guilty or not guilty?
It's not theatre you watch.
It's justice you deliver.
The
Deadly
Boatride
On a summer night, the son of a powerful politician took the wheel of the family's speedboat - an ex-lover and old friends on board. Hours later, one was dead, one in a coma, and the son is facing a murder charge. Was it an act of jealous rage? Or is there far more to this tragedy than meets the eye?
Highlights
- 🤩 Enjoy a live theatre courtroom drama where you decide the final verdict
- 🫵 Vote during key moments - your decisions shape hidden angles in the case, making every show different!
- 🕵️♂️ Dissect witness testimonies, unpack evidence, and weigh every argument
- 🎢 A high-stakes case full of twists - more turns than a rollercoaster, and a verdict only you can deliver
How it works
Practical info
Frequently asked questions
About the experience
What is The Jury Experience?
An immersive courtroom drama where you become part of the story as a juror. Analyze testimonies, cross-examinations, and evidence to uncover the truth. Your vote will determine the accused’s fate in this high-stakes theatrical event.
How long does it last?
Approximately 1 hour.
How do I vote?
Use your smartphone to scan the QR code displayed at the venue to access the voting page. Most cameras scan automatically; if not, download Google Lens or a QR scanner app. On-site staff are available to assist.
Are food and drinks available on site?
Yes — food and beverages are available for purchase at this event.
Is there sensitive content?
Yes — this experience may explore mature themes including crime, violence, grief, substance use, domestic violence, medical injury and/or emotional manipulation.
Will there be strobe lights?
No, there will not be any strobe lights.
About your tickets
How do I find my ticket?
No need to print. Your ticket will be validated via the Fever app on arrival. Log in with the same account used to purchase. Your QR code is also in your confirmation email.
Are refunds or exchanges allowed?
No refunds. You may change your date up to 24 hours in advance — contact us with your ticket ID or use the Exchange option in the Fever app.
Where can I buy tickets?
On the Fever App (Apple App Store or Google Play) or the Fever website. Not available at the venue.
Can I transfer my tickets?
Yes, for free. Click “Transfer tickets” in the Fever app, or contact us with your ticket ID.
Can I book a ticket for my carer?
Yes — contact us and we will provide a voucher to purchase a free carer ticket in the Fever app. Show both tickets at the venue entrance.
Access & venue
Where is the venue?
Theatrical Outfit, 84 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303. Indoor venue.
When should I arrive?
Arrive at least 30 minutes early. Doors close 5 minutes before the start — late arrivals will not be admitted.
Is there an age requirement?
12+. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult and requires a ticket.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the event is held in an accessible venue.
Is there parking?
Nearby options include LAZ Garage (100 Luckie St NW), 100 Peachtree Legacy Parking (121 Fairlie St NW), and lots along Forsyth Street. Additional lots are within two blocks. Fees range from $5–$20+ and are higher on nights with multiple Downtown events. Most lots are unattended.
Can I use my phone during the performance?
No — phones must be in silent mode for the entire performance.
Can I take photos or record?
Photos and videos may only be taken during the curtain call, without flash.
Are service animals allowed?
Yes. No other pets permitted.
Seating Map
Theatrical Outfit
- Dylan was truly a Douchebag, but that doesn't make them guilty, right!?!?!
- It was delightful! Loads of fun! 2 suggestions. -better sound. OR -take chips off the snack options A wrap up. Loved the end from the judge about life lessons BUT would have been so great to get a “truth bomb” from the accused to tell us what really happened. Overall, tons of fun. Oh…do away with the VIP section. Entitlement makes people loud and rude. They tried to take over the show talking over the characters. Heard some pretty racist comments. Just couldn’t help but think if they weren’t practically sitting on the stage that would’ve been less disruptive.
- It was different. Not in a bad way. Enjoyed the experience. Just different, but entertaining and engaging.
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