Show: The Jury Experience: Travesía Mortal

The case begins on a summer night. The son of a powerful politician takes the family boat out with an ex-partner and several friends. Hours later, one person is dead, another remains in a coma, and he faces a charge of murder. Suspicions point to jealousy and a possible outburst of violence, but the testimonies and evidence raise new questions. Its main value lies precisely in this participation: instead of receiving a closed story, each spectator directly influences it and sees to what extent a decision can change when new details emerge.

Throughout the performance, the audience analyses statements, detects contradictions, and votes at decisive moments. There is no completely passive experience or an outcome that can be taken for granted: the jury’s choices alter the course of the trial and make each performance potentially take a different direction.

The play addresses issues such as domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol consumption, and failure to assist, with scenes of strong dramatic tension. More than just a courtroom thriller, Travesía Mortal lets you experience from within the difficulty of judging when certainties disappear and every piece of evidence allows for more than one interpretation. In the end, only the jury can answer: guilty or not guilty?