Anyone who has served on a jury in a criminal case anywhere in America is likely to have heard at least one juror say at the beginning of deliberations, "Is this going to be like 'Twelve Angry Men'?" ...

Going into the 12 Angry Men ending, Juror 8 had managed to get five of the other jurors on his side, completely splitting the jury. However, a vocal minority led by Juror 3 holds steadfast to the ...

I like to refer to Twelve Angry Men, with the utmost affection, as Twelve Angry Stereotypes. Reginald Rose's durable jury-room drama, receiving a gripping revival from Soulpepper Theatre, lays out ...

A new production of the play, "12 Angry Men," twists the formula of the classic drama by dividing the racial make-up of the jury between black and white.

Despite the few weak spots in the cast, Stanley B Theater’s production of 12 Angry Men provokes the mind with thoughtful direction and competent acting. The company doesn’t quite “re-imagine” the ...

The 12 Angry Men are a jury, a body of peers chosen to decide the guilt or innocence of a teenager accused of murdering his father. They have heard the arguments of the district attorney and the ...

After Clint Eastwood’s “Juror #2” and the elegant, modern-day twist it put on Sidney Lumet’s 1957 classic “12 Angry Men,” it’s now the turn of writer-directors Jim Sheridan and David Merriman to ...

New York director Scott Ellis had a similar task before him when casting a character identified only as “Juror No. 8” for Roundabout Theatre’s touring version of “Twelve Angry Men ...