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A Mirror in London
Starring:
Jonny Lee Miller
A Mirror wowed audiences at the Almeida theatre in summer 2023, where it proved to be a very popular show indeed. Next it transfers to the West End's Trafalgar Theatre for February 2024, again starring the wonderful Jonny Lee Miller.
A Mirror tickets – An ingenious drama
Written by Sam Holcroft and Directed by Jeremy Herrin, A Mirror sold like hot cakes at the Almeida, described as ‘An ingenious drama’ by the Financial Times and given 4 stars by the Guardian, Observer, Time Out, Independent, The Mail on Sunday, Metro, and The Stage.
Jonny Lee Miller thrilled audiences in Trainspotting. Tanya Reynolds honed her reputation with Sex Education. And Micheal Ward from Top Boy also features in the world premiere of Sam Holcroft’s explosive new play. With themes of censorship, authorship and free speech, it’s an unusually powerful piece of theatre. No wonder tickets were so hard to come by for the Almeida season. Make sure you get your Trafalgar Theatre A Mirror tickets early!
See Jonny Lee Miller in A Mirror
Jonny Lee Miller’s portrayal of Simon ‘Sick Boy’ Williamson in Trainspotting sealed his reputation as a fine actor, borne out by subsequent roles as Dade Murphy in Hackers, then in Afterglow, Mansfield Park, The Flying Scotsman, Endgame, and T2 Trainspotting. He won an Olivier Award in 2012 for his role in Frankenstein and Satellite Awards in 2008 and 2012. This unsettling new play about censorship features a truly menacing performance from Miller.
All about A Mirror – Subversion on stage
At first glance A Mirror is all about a wedding. The venue is decorated for a celebration with balloons, fairy lights, and a disco ball. But this is actually a venue where there’s a subversive play being put on, and the play is unlicensed.
When the look-out spots law enforcement officers on the way, or a siren wails, the action stops and the scene reverts to a wedding. In a deeply layered production, the play follows an ex army mechanic called Adem who’s now a playwright. A witty satire ensues, looping around and around to ultimately end in a dramatic reveal. Plays within plays, actors within actors, this is complex stuff. At the end of the day it’s a piece about how best to tell the truth in a world where censorship is king and free speech a myth.
The full A Mirror cast and creative team
The full cast comprises Sara Houghton, Jonny Lee Miller, Aaron Neil, Tanya Reynolds, Geoffrey Streatfeild, Miriam Wakeling and Micheal Ward.
The creative team members are the writer Sam Holcroft, Director Jeremy Herrin, Set and Costume Designer Max Jones and Lighting Designer Azusa Ono. Nick Powell is the Composer and Sound Designer and Jonathan Holby the Fight Director, Jessica Ronane CDG the Casting Director and Clare Foster the Intimacy Director. Alice White is the Voice Coach and Cáit Canavan is the Costume Supervisor.
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A Mirror Ticket Information
- Booking until:
Wednesday, 15 May 2024
- Running time:
2 hours (no interval)
- Age restrictions
14+
- Important Information
Latecomers not admitted. If sitting in the front five rows of Stalls, you might be asked to leave bags in the cloakroom free of charge.
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A Mirror reviews
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Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing A Mirror.
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Really boring as we lost the train of the play pretty much immediately. LThe actors wee great. But myself and majority of audience hadnt got a clue what was going on. I Iove the west end but you’ve got to be in touch completely with the audience. Kind regards,
K Reviewed on 21 April 2024 by Katie
London, United Kingdom
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Great performance!T Reviewed on 12 April 2024 by Tsvetanka
London, United Kingdom
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Great!Thoroughly enjoyed this show.
R Reviewed on 04 April 2024 by Rosalind
London, United Kingdom
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Absolutely entertaining!Y Reviewed on 03 April 2024 by Yating
Taipei City, Taiwan (province Of China)
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Interesting look at modern livingThe show was well acted. And we certainly did not guess the twist.
M Reviewed on 02 April 2024 by Michelle
Epsom, United Kingdom
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Engaging and clever!It got my attention immediately and held it until the very end. Engaging and brilliantly clever. The entire cast were superb.
J Reviewed on 29 March 2024 by Jacqui
Bushey, United Kingdom
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Amazing, challenging and thought provoking. Best thing I’ve seen this year, although the very ending was a little lazy.
D Reviewed on 29 March 2024 by Dale
Basildon, United Kingdom
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Very well acted, multi layered performanceGreat performances from all the key players. Feels quite stagey / hammed up initially, but as the play unfolds you come to appreciate this device ensures you pick up on important points to reflect on later. Very well put together show.
S Reviewed on 16 March 2024 by Susan
High Wycombe, United Kingdom
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A witty satireS Reviewed on 15 March 2024 by Simone
London, United Kingdom
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Very thought provokingR Reviewed on 15 March 2024 by Ruth
Collooney, Ireland
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Fully political and amazingly funnyIn times of such a dire socioeconomic global situation, coming across a play that actually raises a voice on human liberties and the value of creativity is rare, to say the least. Well this one was exceptional cause it did not fail to remind us that humor and laughter are indeed the greater form of liberty! Exceptional
M Reviewed on 15 March 2024 by Magda
London, United Kingdom
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BrilliantAmazing acting from all the cast. Clever scenario, keeps you two hours constantly thinking about different fundamental values that considered granted but easily condemned
C Reviewed on 13 March 2024 by Chrysoula
London, United Kingdom
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InsightfulA Reviewed on 07 March 2024 by Angeliki
Zug, Switzerland
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A must see play. Excellent, intense, funny, sad. All the emotionsAbsolutely enjoyed this play. Audience participation. Great play to go and see. Acting was fantastic.
S Reviewed on 01 March 2024 by Susan
London, United Kingdom
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Restored my faithOf the last two theatre productions we’ve attended we left one at the interval and would have done so with the other if there’d been an interval. Every aspect of this absorbing, thought provoking and amusing play was of the highest standard and has restored my faith in theatre.
J Reviewed on 28 February 2024 by John
Chelmsford, United Kingdom
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Evocative theatre with superb castTickets were purchased because they were reasonable. I was surprised to find such an excellent production, well done and thoughtful.
K Reviewed on 16 February 2024 by Kim
Oslo, Norway
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Very differentV Reviewed on 16 February 2024 by Valerie
Romford, United Kingdom
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Good acting pity about the playHad all the elements of a Brechtian like drama but the desire for laughs rather than substance meant that the play never reached its full potential. Johnny Lee Miller was very good but he was not enough to justify the play’s transfer
K Reviewed on 10 February 2024 by Karen
Croydon, United Kingdom
2024
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2024
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A Mirror promotional image
2024
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2023
West End transfer of A MIRROR announced
by Emmie Newitt | Tuesday, November 28 2023, 11:07
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A Mirror promotional image
2023
Review: A MIRROR at Almeida
by Stuart King | Wednesday, August 23 2023, 22:22
The Almeida’s entrance is presently festooned with pink and white ribbons, the foyer adorned with an archway of balloons, whilst the auditorium itself proclaims a marriage ceremony about to get underway - complete with buffet table bearing Leyla and Joel and a wedding cake positioned to one side of the seating area reserved for family.
Micheal Ward and Geoffrey Streatfeild in A Mirror at Almeida Theatre. Photo credit Marc Brenner
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