The Jury Box at London County Hall

Now playing: Witness for the Prosecution From £21 Book tickets

Twelve seats on the stage. Sit here and you are the jury in Witness for the Prosecution.

What it costs, and what you get

These are the most expensive tickets in the building. It's sold as a package, with a programme, a notebook and two drinks or ice creams, at around £190. The seat puts you in the middle of the action, with the cast speaking to you directly.

Is it worth it?

For most people, no. You are slightly more involved, but you do not see the play better than from the middle of the Courtroom Stalls, and those seats cost a lot less.

If you are marking a birthday or bringing someone who would love to sit on the stage, the Jury Box makes sense.

Jury Box FAQs

Do you have to do anything in the Jury Box?

A small part, and nothing strenuous. The producer says Jury Box ticket holders have the chance to take part in deciding the verdict. Everyone else in the audience watches without being asked to join in.


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