Twelve Angry Men - post-premiere performances

Twelve jurors lock themselves in one room to make a decision on which the life of a young boy accused of murder depends. It seems that everything is clear – the evidence incriminates the defendant, the witnesses are consistent, and the verdict seems merely a formality. However, one "I am not sure" is enough for the seemingly obvious case to begin revealing further doubts, and for the discussion to turn into a gripping duel of arguments, characters, and consciences. As the action develops, questions about the nature of justice, responsibility for another's fate, and the courage needed to stand against the opinion of all the others come to the fore. This is a performance that does not give easy answers. It forces reflection on what truth really is and what price must be paid for fidelity to one's own conscience. Dynamic, full of tension and excellent dialogue, it remains relevant regardless of time and place, reminding us that one brave decision can change everything. The performance is recommended for viewers aged 16 and over. More information on the theatre's website