Twelve Angry Men

Twelve jurors are shut in a small, stifling room to decide the fate of an eighteen-year-old boy accused of murder — all but one are convinced he is guilty. The production adapts Reginald Rose's play "Twelve Angry Men," regarded as a landmark of American drama and filmed many times (including Sidney Lumet's version with Henry Fonda). Director Plamen Markov breaks with the traditional all-male jury by introducing female characters, and the staging was nominated for an Askeer award for best production.