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Wednesday, April 2

Tag: The Court

The Court – Hill Street Theatre
Scotland

The Court – Hill Street Theatre

If you fancy yourself a sleuth, a Judge Judy, or even a Jeremy Kyle, this show is for you.  The Court, produced by Edinburgh Little Theatre, invites audience members to participate in a mock trial, testing their powers of discernment and morality.  Cathy, the defendant is accused of illegally euthanising her terminally ill mother.  It is up to the audience to decide whether it was murder, or manslaughter.  With pie and drink retrieved (both of which are included in the ticket price), we were guided into the courtroom.  The braver members of the sell-out audience got the chance to volunteer as the jury, getting a seat next to the witness stand right amidst the action.  “All Rise!” shouts the judicial assistant, and so it begins.  The interactive ...