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On the Town: ‘Trial by Jury’ operetta a hit at Hall of Justice
By: Daily Record Staff//April 29, 2013
On the Town: ‘Trial by Jury’ operetta a hit at Hall of Justice
By: Daily Record Staff//April 29, 2013
As a run up to Law Day, the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta “Trial by Jury” was performed by members of the Rochester Lyric Opera on April 25 and 26 in Courtroom 303 at the Hall of Justice. The operetta tells the story of a breach of promise in a marriage case, with jury, judge and counsel for the plaintiff and defendant appearing.
Arranging the production in a courtroom proved to be a challenge because of the large volume of cases and number of judges and hearing officers presiding over those cases. But both performances were well received by standing room-only crowds.
— Photos by Vasiliy Baziuk
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