It doesn’t actually matter if young man killed his father in 12 Angry Men, but rather that he wasn’t put to death as a result of insufficient evidence and the personal prejudices of others.

Adapted from the originally titled Twelve Angry Men, Twelve Angry Jurors is ... a jury must decide whether a 19-year-old man is guilty of murdering his father. The jury votes 11-1 that the ...

Cone Man Running Productions presents Twelve Angry Jurors by Reginald Rose, Adapted by Sherman L. Sergel and directed by Christine Weems. A 19 year old man is on trial for the stabbing of his father.

He is a man who is defined by his job in advertising, Twelve is shallow and a snob. He maintains his vote of “guilty” more out of the comfort of maintaining his opinion than any other reason ...

Next month, he'll have a man's fate in his hands, as foreman of the jury in Prime Stage Theatre's production of "Twelve Angry Men." The classic work, which began as a televised play and has since ...

And dialect coach Lisa Bansavage deserves applause for making each man’s voice so unique — and another great indicator of class, backgound and personality for each. “12 Angry Men” is ...

Only one man (played by Oscar-nominated actor John Hawkes) declines to raise his hand. Over the next 15 minutes or so, Hawkes takes on the role of Henry Fonda’s 12 Angry Men character.