Gentlemen of the Jury

Step into the jury room with George M. Baker’s uproarious one-act play, ＂Gentlemen of the Jury: A Farce.＂ This classic example of American drama delivers a humorous and insightful look into the dynamics of a jury as they grapple with their civic duty. A timeless exploration of human nature within the confines of a courtroom, this play offers a delightful blend of farce and social commentary. ＂Gentlemen of the Jury＂ remains a relevant and entertaining piece of theatrical history. Perfect for readers interested in courtroom dramas, historical plays, or simply a good laugh, this meticulously prepared print edition allows you to experience the charm and wit of Baker’s work. A staple of American theater, this play continues to resonate with its enduring appeal and relatable characters caught in a farcical situation.

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