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What if, at the ultimate moment, you were the only one who could act: press a button that would sacrifice 164 lives to save 70,000?

Designed as an immersive show, this fictional trial where the audience becomes the jury questions the boundaries between law, morality, and individual responsibility.

On May 26, 2013, Major Lars Koch, an air force pilot, shot down a plane hijacked by a terrorist, threatening to crash into a packed stadium. All passengers died. Today, he stands trial for intentional homicide.

The prosecutor and the defense clash: should laws be respected or disregarded for the common good?

The show thus transcends simple legal debate to address universal philosophical questions: the legitimacy of individual action in the face of collective urgency, and the tension between moral duty and legal framework.

Seven actors and a wooden set design, inspired by courtrooms, recreate the atmosphere of a tribunal. The audience, transformed into a jury, must decide. A captivating theatrical experience, where everyone is pushed to confront their certainties. " From 15 years old