3 October – 15 January

The Jury Experience – Braquage à 20 millions de dollars

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An immersive, interactive courtroom drama that casts the audience as jurors in the high-stakes heist of Lana Tonneti’s 20-million‑dollar necklace. Participants analyse testimony, inspect evidence and hunt for inconsistencies as the ensemble unfolds a tense, cinematic narrative. The staging blends close-up theatricality with investigative gameplay, creating an intense, suspenseful atmosphere where moral doubt and collective decision-making are central. Audience choices shape the outcome, making each performance urgent and unpredictable.

In French.

Rue de la Servette 2,
Switzerland
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