I can’t remember what seats we had I am afraid. Phone County Hall to check. I refer to the comment that the seats in the witness box were not worth the extra opinion. Having sat in them I would disagree. I think every seat is good but sitting in the jury you feel very much part of the whole enactment. The lights are on you all the time, you are sworn in and you hand in your verdict at the end so you are very much part who f the play. You get two drinks included, your programme and a special notebook! I bought the tickets as a gift for my husband who doesn’t hold back on his comments and he thought it was worth it. Over to you.

We sat in the curve on the right side, opposite the jury box. They were great seats. I think all seats are good as it is a relatively small venue.

Same here, first row nearest the judge and think that is always the foreman

Hi. Yes I think it would be fine for your 12 year old. It's all set around a court room but very fast moving so not boring. Hope you enjoy it !

As stated before if you want to make it even more special then yes, but no need as all seats downstairs have an excellent view , and due to how the show is played you do not miss out on any of the action from wherever you are seated.

I would agree with the first responder to your question. You are, in effect, going to see a professional company. Might I suggest "smart casual" ?

They can be selected as an option when purchasing in advance.

They get sworn in before the performance. It’s only the main juror who stands up and says guilty or not guulty the others don’t do anything. If you’re worried just book a normal non juror seat

I’d say not, the involvement being essentially standing up when the judge comes in. I was seated second row, near the end of the stage and found that excellent.

2 hours 15 including 20 min interval. There is an FAQ section on Tver website.