Overview The Jury Experience is a 60-minute live courtroom drama in which the audience is the jury: professional actors play out a trial, and the room's vote decides guilty or not guilty, so no two performances end the same way. Each city gets one case from a rotating set, and the show moves through theaters, halls and auditoriums. It is a Fever Original, created and ticketed by Fever, the live-entertainment platform. By September 2025 it had played more than 120 cities worldwide, and by 2026 its own site listed more than 150. On site Witnesses testify, evidence and exhibits go up, and the jury votes in rounds through the hour, either by scanning a QR code on their phones or by raising paddles when the judge calls for it, before the final verdict. The New York case, Death by AI, turns on a fatal crash involving an AI-driven car; the US calendar for late 2026 and early 2027 also carried The Killer AI, The Deadly Boat Ride, Death on the Port Side, The 20 Million Dollar Heist and Frankenstein on Trial: The Man Who Defied God. Rooms run from the Gem Theatre in Detroit to the Museum of Contemporary Art's Edlis Neeson Theater in Chicago and the Salt Lake Masonic Temple. Doors close five minutes before the start, late arrivals are not admitted, and nobody leaves their seat during the show. Photos are allowed only at the curtain call. Audience Fever pitches the show at theater lovers and true-crime fans and sells it as a night out for friends, couples and families; guests must be 12 or older, and under-16s come with an adult. Every person in the room is a voting juror, seated and facing the stage for the full hour with a phone or a paddle in hand. Fever bills it as a show people keep debating after they leave. Track record Fever says the show opened in five cities, sold out within a month and added 97 more cities within six months. Brand presence Fever offers partners integration inside the show itself: into the story, the set and the voting moment, on a category-exclusive basis. Cities, dates and the length of a run are set around the partner's window and the show calendar, and Fever handles the venue, the cast, the ticketing, the app and the media in one deal.