

You The Jury
Anne Coulter Martens
Love and war rage in a Texas small claims court.
As love blooms between Judge Harriet Kerr and Constable Jay Weiss behind closed chamber doors, war erupts in the jury room as six jurors square off over a case involving former lovers with heavy grudges.
The result is a spirited, riotous debate on man's inhumanity to woman and vice versa - a veritable battle of the sexes with a Texas twang.
Here is a lighthearted, yet probing, look at the chasm between the sexes and the bridges built to overcome it.
Audiences love to take sides and, just like the ladies and gentlemen of the jury, they will find ample opportunity here (along with a little common ground along the way).
| Character |
|---|
| Constable Jay Weiss 30sJURY |
| Elaine early 30s |
| Matt 30s |
| Bradley late 20s to early 30s |
| Dale male, late 20s |
| Selena late 30s to early 40s |
| Glenda 50s In both JUDGE and JURY |
| Billy the bailiff, late 20s to early 30s |
| Judge Harriet Kerr 30s |
Judge And Jury is a American comedy play written by Mark Dunn and published by Samuel French in New York (1994).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle .
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