A Mirror

'A beautifully crafted, mind-bending piece of work'

'A Pirandellian wedding drama that achieves a series of satisfying surprises... delights in the theatrical trickery of dual identities and false realities to throw a final surprise punch'

'Bold, inventive and original... a journey of discovery, a hall of mirrors, that takes us into a series of intricate boxes, of plays within plays, where nothing is quite as it seems... I loved it'

'Intriguing, twisty, metatheatrical... an achievement: like nothing else you'll see on London's stages'

'Pirandello meets late Pinter meets Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman, all sharing a bottle of something strong'

'Brilliantly mischievous... The joy of Holcroft's play is that it's subversive on so many levels... incendiary and mordantly funny... a triumph'

'A darkly comic, Orwellian affair... as punchy as it is political... a timely production packed with intrigue and passion'