The Jury Experience: Frankenstein on Trial
A forbidden experiment, a trail of deaths, and you on the jury at St George's Hall.
About The Jury Experience: Frankenstein on Trial
The Jury Experience: Frankenstein on Trial is a live courtroom drama in Liverpool in which the audience is the jury. His creature has already been convicted of murder; now Dr Victor Frankenstein is in the dock, and the court must decide whether the man who built it is responsible for the deaths that followed. You hear the testimony, weigh the evidence, vote at key moments that steer the case, and deliver the final verdict: guilty or not guilty. Because the votes change the trial, no two shows end the same way.
The next performances are on Saturday 19 December 2026 at 16:00 and 18:30, at St George's Hall, the neoclassical landmark directly opposite Liverpool Lime Street station. The show lasts about an hour. Doors open 30 minutes before, and they close at show time with no late entry. It is suitable for ages 12 and up, with under-16s accompanied by an adult, and the hall has a wheelchair zone.
A hotel in Liverpool city centre, near Lime Street, makes the strict start time easy and leaves the evening free. The Saturday before Christmas is busy in town, so book early. The Ropewalks and Bold Street area is ten minutes' walk for dinner and bars, and the Albert Dock and waterfront are about fifteen.
The Jury Experience: Frankenstein on Trial itinerary
Saturday 19 December 2026 · 16:00 and 18:30
Frankenstein on Trial at St George's Hall, St George's Place, Liverpool L1 1JJ. Arrive 30 minutes early; no late entry.
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Common questions about The Jury Experience: Frankenstein on Trial.
An immersive courtroom drama in which you are sworn in as a juror. The Creature has already been convicted of murder; now Victor Frankenstein is on trial. You hear testimony, vote at key moments that steer the case and deliver the final verdict, so no two shows end the same way. It contains mature themes such as crime and grief, but no strobe lighting.
Arrive at least 30 minutes early. Doors close at show time and late entry is not allowed. The show lasts about an hour, and phones must stay on silent.
From £22.95, across Zones A to D, with up to 10% off at the moment. Tickets are non-refundable, but you can change your date up to 48 hours ahead. An event notebook with an invisible-ink pen is an optional £15 add-on.
It is 12+, and anyone under 16 must be with an adult and needs their own ticket. The hall has a wheelchair zone, and a carer or personal assistant can get a free pass on request.
There is no on-site parking. The nearest car parks are St John's Shopping Centre (L1 1LY) and Lime Street Station Long Stay (L3 5QB), with limited Blue Badge spaces on William Brown Street (L3 8EL).
In the city centre near Lime Street station, so the strict start time is easy. The Saturday before Christmas is busy, so book early. Ropewalks and Bold Street are ten minutes' walk for dinner and bars, and the Albert Dock is about fifteen.
