Trafalgar Theatre
In a totalitarian state where the Ministry of Culture must approve all new works of art, a rebel group is staging an illegal play under the guise of a wedding. In this darkly funny political thriller, everything is not as it seems… A Mirror is an explosively entertaining story of the search for love and truth in a society that values neither.
Directed by Jeremy Herrin, A Mirror is hailed ‘Extraordinary and Mesmeric’ by the Guardian and comes to London’s West End following an acclaimed sell-out run at the Almeida Theatre.
Breathtakingly original. Theatre at its most exhilarating- The Daily Mail
Jonny Lee Miller is simply superb- The Times
Performances at London’s Trafalgar Theatre must end 20 April, book tickets today.
Latecomers not admitted.
If sitting in rows AA – F in the stalls, you might be asked to leave bags in the cloakroom free of charge.
This production contains violence, political oppression, strong language including abelist language, scenes of a sexual nature, sexual harassment and death.
Ingenious and Playful- Financial Times
A thrilling satire on theatre and censorship- Daily Mail
Extraordinary and Mesmeric- The Guardian
Trafalgar Theatre
The Grade II listed Trafalgar Theatre in London’s West End, formerly known as Trafalgar Studios, is the result of a major multi-million pound restoration project. Reinstating the venue back to its original design to show off its spectacular auditorium once again, the theatre boasts brand new seating, bar and spacious foyer.
The Trafalgar Theatre opened in 1930 as the Whitehall Theatre and has retained its recognisable Art Deco style exterior ever since. In 1997 it became a television and radio studio, broadcasting BBC Radio 4 shows. Now a thriving theatre once again, it’s home to the hit West End show, Jersey Boys. Book your Trafalgar Theatre tickets today.
Trafalgar Theatre
