The Jury Experience – Death by AI: who pays the price?

Montreal



The Jury Experience – Immersive Legal Thriller in Montreal

The Jury Experience is an interactive theatrical show at Centre Mont-Royal, 2200 Rue Mansfield, Montreal, where the audience acts as jury members. It suits ages 12 and up, with under-16s requiring adult supervision.

About the Show

This 60-minute drama explores a fatal accident involving a driverless car, raising unprecedented legal and ethical questions. Audience members listen to testimonies, analyze evidence, and deliver the final verdict on guilt or innocence in a case with no clear legal precedent.

Experience Details

  • Location: Centre Mont-Royal, 2200 Rue Mansfield, Montreal
  • Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 30 minutes prior; no late entry)
  • Language: French
  • Age: 12+ (under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)
  • Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible

What to Expect

  • Active participation with real-time voting that influences the storyline
  • Analysis of testimonies and evidence during the show
  • Use your phone to scan QR codes for key interactive moments

Booking Information

Select your preferred session directly on the ticket selector. Consider purchasing a gift card for family or friends. Plan to arrive early to ensure you don’t miss the start.

Available Dates

December 2026 1 dates
Sat 12th Dec
January 2027 1 dates
Sat 23rd Jan
February 2027 1 dates
Sat 20th Feb

Frequently Asked Questions

It is an interactive legal thriller set in Montreal where the audience acts as jurors in a driverless car accident case.
The show is held at Centre Mont-Royal, located at 2200 Rue Mansfield in Montreal.
The show is suitable for ages 12 and up, with attendees under 16 requiring adult supervision.
The interactive drama runs for approximately 60 minutes.
Yes, audience members serve as jury members and deliver the verdict on guilt or innocence.
Check the official website or contact Centre Mont-Royal in Montreal for accessibility information.
Please check the official website for current show schedules and availability.
The show examines the legal and ethical challenges related to a fatal accident involving a driverless car.
No special preparation is required, but arriving early at Centre Mont-Royal is recommended.
Photography policies vary; it is best to confirm on the event website or at the venue in Montreal.

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