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Saturday, 10/24/2026
at 8:00 PM



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After a six-day murder trial, twelve jurors retreat to deliberate the fate of an 18-year-old defendant. The young man from a slum is accused of having stabbed his father. If found guilty, he faces the death penalty.
At first, the case seems clear-cut: witness statements and circumstantial evidence weigh heavily against him, and eleven of the twelve jurors immediately plead "guilty."
Only 1 juror votes for "not guilty." He does this not because he is convinced of the boy's innocence, but because he believes it is wrong to send someone to their death without thorough discussion. A heated and exhausting debate ensues, in which each piece of evidence is gradually put to the test.

It is a psychological portrait and impressively shows how prejudices, social background, personal fears, and experiences influence human judgment and what enormous moral strength is required to stand against a convenient majority opinion.

Cast:
Sandra Jornitz
Tanja Zecha
Karl Göbel
Gisela Samesch
Julia Kadauke
Cindy Kielkopf
Carsten Beneke
Bernd Schmalenbach
Emmy Schütz-Plehn
Andrea Teiß
Volker Alle-Bönisch
Anna-Lena Just
Marc Peschken

Directed by: Dino Scandariato
Assistant Director: Marc Peschken

In collaboration with the Junge Bühne Sindelfingen

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Event data provided by: Reservix