Ford’s Theatre is partnering with the Theater and Policy Salon for a special post-performance discussion on “Justice” in Criminal Justice, following the 7:30 pm show of Twelve Angry Men on February 13.
Ford’s Theatre’s innovative production of a decades-old play serves to illuminate topical discussions about capital punishment and the criminal justice system, including the possible role of prejudice in adjudication and sentencing, and moral and legal issues surrounding capital punishment.
This event is being promoted in cooperation with the Delegation of the European Union to the USA.
The policy conversation will feature Aymeric Dupont, an EU diplomat working on Justice and Home Affairs at the Delegation of the European Union in DC, Ajmel Quereshi, Senior Counsel at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, and Jasmine L. Tyler, Advocacy Director, US Program, Human Rights Watch.
Ford’s Theatre is offering a special discount for this performance. Use Promo Code 12JUSTICE to receive a 35% discount on seats for the Feb. 13 evening performance and discussion.
Ticket limit of 4 per order. Valid only on rear orchestra seats. Discounts may not be combined. Cannot be applied to previously purchased tickets.
Under Ford’s Generation Abe program, those who are younger than 35 can purchase $20 tickets using the promo code UNDER3519 for this date and other selected dates.
Twelve Angry Men plays through February 17, 2019, at Ford’s Theatre – 511 10th Street, NW, Washington, DC. For tickets, call the box office at (888) 616-0270, or purchase them online. For more information on the Theater and Policy Salon, visit their website.
Related:
Review: ‘Twelve Angry Men’ at Ford’s Theatre by David Siegel
Magic Time: Cross-Racial Casting in ‘Twelve Angry Men’ at Ford’s Theatre by John Stoltenberg
