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A courtroom drama leads to volatile situations when 12 jurors must determine the guilt or innocence of a teenaged boy accused of killing his father. This is the central conflict of Reginald Rose’s stage adaption of Twelve Angry Men to be performed on May 31 and June 1 at Rappahannock County High School.
While the original cast was composed entirely of men, the RCHS version has been adapted to accommodate a jury of both sexes. The drama, which contains fastpaced dialogue and a diverse case, explores the influence of personal history upon the justice system.
Complications arise as each juror’s background begins to influence the decision-making process. Battling it out in the jury room is a colorful palette of personalities: a wealthy businessman (John Arnold), a young man from the slums (Ian Blubaugh), a European refugee (Anika Stegemen), an elderly man defeated by life (Dean
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