Trial of Jack McCall
The Trial of Jack McCall is based on the impromptu trial which actually took place in the mining camp of Deadwood after “Crooked Nose” Jack McCall murdered James Butler "Wild Bill” Hickok. Wild Bill was playing poker in Nuttal and Mann’s Saloon No. 10 on August 2, 1876, and was shot in the back of the head while holding Aces and Eights, forever known as the "Dead Man’s Hand."
The play follows the Shooting of Wild Bill and capture of Crooked Nose Jack in front of the Saloon No. 10. This family-friendly show utilizes members of the audience to participate in the performance serving as extras in the Trial. This show is one of the longest running stage plays in the nation having been performed in Deadwood since the mid-1920s.
Admission
$10 Adults, $9 Seniors, $6 Children (ages 6-12) and Children 5 and under are free.
For Tickets
Buy your tickets online or call (800) 344-8826.
Online and phone purchases must be made a minimum of 24 hours in advance. Tickets are also available at the door before the show or on Historic Main Street from the Information Chuckwagon.
Schedule
The Trial of Jack McCall can be seen at 8:00PM following the 7:35PM capture of Jack McCall on Historic Main Street. The Trial operates Monday through Saturday during Peak Season.
Click here for more information on scheduled operations.
Location
The Trial is now located at the Wild Bill Theatre, 624 Main Street.