Inside the Palacio de la Prensa on Gran Vía, The Jury Experience puts the audience in the jury box for an immersive theatre trial. In Love Triangle, guests hear testimony from a summer boat trip that left one person dead and another in a coma, then vote before delivering a verdict: guilty or not guilty.
What it is
The show runs on courtroom procedure rather than a fixed script: actors play the judge, lawyers and witnesses, while the audience is split across three seating zones and treated as the jury. Guests weigh testimony and vote at set points in the trial, so the version of events that emerges, and the final verdict, depends on which arguments the room finds convincing.
Love Triangle centres on a summer night boat trip gone wrong: the son of a powerful politician takes the family speedboat out with an ex-partner and old friends, and hours later one passenger is dead and another is in a coma. The politician's son is charged with murder, and the case turns on whether it was a crime of jealousy or something the evidence hasn't yet surfaced.
The production flags domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use and a failure to call emergency services among its themes, with scenes built around sustained emotional conflict.
Why it's worth attending
Love Triangle is one of three Jury Experience cases running at Palacio de la Prensa, alongside a Wall Street heist trial and a case tied to artificial intelligence. No two performances play out the same way, since the verdict rests on audience votes rather than a scripted ending, which suits people who'd rather cross-examine a case than just watch one.
Practical info
Doors open 30 minutes before each session and close once it starts, so latecomers aren't admitted. Seating is assigned on arrival by zone (A, B or C) on a first-come basis within each section. The venue is wheelchair accessible; contact Fever in advance for arrangements. Under-16s must attend with an adult, and no strobe lighting is used.
FAQ
What is The Jury Experience: Love Triangle about?
It's an immersive courtroom theatre show in which the audience acts as the jury for a murder case: the son of a Spanish politician stands trial after a boat trip left one guest dead and another in a coma, and the audience votes throughout to help decide the final guilty or not guilty verdict.
How long does The Jury Experience last?
The show runs about 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes before each 18:00 or 20:00 session. Latecomers aren't admitted once the performance begins.
Where does The Jury Experience take place in Madrid?
Love Triangle is staged at Palacio de la Prensa, a 1928 building on Gran Vía at Plaza del Callao, a five-minute walk from Puerta del Sol and reachable via Callao (lines 3 and 5) or Gran Vía (line 1) metro stations.
Is there an age limit for The Jury Experience?
Guests must be at least 12 years old, and anyone under 16 needs to attend with an adult. The show includes mature themes, among them domestic violence, alcohol use and intense emotional conflict.
How much do tickets cost for The Jury Experience Madrid?
Tickets start from €26 and are sold only through the Fever app or feverup.com; there's no box office at the venue.
