The Jury Experience in Saskatoon is pulling you into an immersive trial that could rattle even the Court of King’s Bench of Saskatchewan. It all starts with a restless question: when harm is done, who should really be held to account? As witnesses take the stand and arguments clash, you find yourself inside a charged room where pressure, doubt, and responsibility close in. And because there are multiple cases in rotation, every visit drops you onto a fresh moral fault line—no two juries see the same story, and no one knows how the verdict will fall.
The Jury Experience: What is on in Saskatoon?
The Deadly Boat Ride
A fatal late-night speedboat crash leaves one friend dead, another in a coma, and a case clouded by privilege: the accused is tied to political power, and every account seems to shift under scrutiny. As the trial unfolds, you’re asked to weigh evidence that never settles cleanly—was this a reckless accident, or something more deliberate? Between fractured relationships, unreliable testimony, and the pull of influence, the jury must decide who is credible, what responsibility looks like, and whether the truth can surface at all.
What is The Jury Experience?
The Jury Experience is an interactive courtroom event where you take part in the trial, vote on the outcome, and confront the moral and psychological tension of deciding what feels fair. With multiple fictional cases, moving professional performances, and a 60-minute format, there is also a new case to discover with no need for previous knowledge. Each case stands on its own, and the experience is recommended for ages 12+.
By the end, there’s nothing left but to make a decision and cast your vote. You’ve listened closely, weighed competing truths, and felt how difficult a decision can become when certainty slips away. Be mindful, though, that this sense of responsibility lingers long after the final argument has been heard.
The Jury Experience will be held at Magic Lantern Roxy Theatre on select dates over the coming months. Tickets are sold in tiers and seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.