Show Information
September 4 - September 29
OneAmerica Mainstage
Tickets start at $25
About the Play
Twelve Angry Men
by Reginald Rose
directed by James Still
September 4 - 29, 2019
riveting suspense
A young man’s life hangs in the balance as a trial jury meets behind closed doors to debate his guilt or innocence. Did he kill his father? Or is there reasonable doubt? What is justice, and how do we achieve it? You will be on the edge of your seat as a dozen men with different viewpoints try to agree on one verdict. This classic American drama from the 1950s could have been written yesterday with its provocative look at power, prejudice, and clashing perspectives.
APPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 1 hour and 40 minutes, with no intermission
Twelve Angry Men is a classic American drama that contains profanity, mild violence, e-cigarettes, and strobe lights. Recommended for patrons 9th grade and above.
Artistic Note:
“The season opens with the classic American 1950s courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men. We select a play of this nature to unite the adult and student populations with a play that holds power for its strong dramatic tension, as well as its heated debates on the efficacy of the American justice system. It will pack a content and a style punch, and we’re excited to open our season with this quintessentially American high-stakes debate play that feels ripped out of today’s headlines.” –Janet Allen, Executive Artistic Director
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While we do not have a designated Sensory Friendly performance for this production, we do create Sensory Friendly materials for every show in our season. Below is the Sensory Friendly Guide for Twelve Angry Men (contains spoilers!)
SENSORY FRIENDLY GUIDE
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Cast Members
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Juror Seven

Juror Eight

Juror One

Juror Eleven

Guard

Juror Twelve

Juror Nine

Juror Two

Juror Six

Juror Ten

Juror Three

Juror Five

Juror Four
Sponsors
Susie & Joel Blum | Artist Sponsors of Casey Hoekstra
Mary Findling & John Hurt | Artist Sponsors of Craig Spidle
Sarah & John Lechleiter | Season Sponsors of James Still, Director & Playwright-in-Residence
Gene & Mary Tempel | Artist Sponsors of Demetrios Troy
Dr. Christian Wolf & Elaine Holden-Wolf | Artist Sponsors of Henry Woronicz