Twelve Angry Men

"Twelve Angry Men" is a courtroom drama that explores the deliberations of a jury deciding the guilt of a young man accused of murder. Initially, most jurors believe he is guilty, but as they discuss evidence and their viewpoints, they uncover biases, reasonable doubts, and the importance of due process. The play highlights themes of justice, prejudice, and the power of thoughtful debate, illustrating how individual perspectives influence collective decisions in the pursuit of fairness. It emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and civic responsibility in the judicial process.