Theatre Talk, Episode 10: Inside Twelve Angry Jurors — Cast Conversation

In this episode of Theatre Talk, host Bleu Do’zia sits down with the cast of Twelve Angry Jurors, opening April 16th at StoneBranch Center for the Arts.

Set inside a jury room where twelve strangers must decide the fate of a young man, this powerful drama confronts bias, assumption, and the courage it takes to stand alone in the pursuit of justice. What begins as an open-and-shut case quickly unravels into a tense and deeply human examination of doubt, responsibility, and truth.

Together, the cast reflects on the weight of this story, how it resonates in today’s world, what it demands of them as artists, and how each juror brings their own lived experience into the room. From heated debates to quiet moments of realization, this conversation explores what it means to embody characters who must wrestle not only with the facts of a case, but with their own beliefs.

As Selah Theatre Project continues its season of unapologetic art, Twelve Angry Jurors reminds us that justice is not passive, it requires listening, questioning, and the willingness to change.

Because sometimes, the most powerful act…is refusing to go along with the crowd.