A Mirror by Sam Holcroft Directed by Feiyang Yang
		Wednesday 30 September - Saturday 10 October, 2026 At the Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington

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Photography by George Aristidopoulos

Cast List Čelik : Georgie Ashby Adem : Cameron Jones Mei : Katie Francis Bax : Peter Molloy Senior Officer : Helen McGill Petrov : Jim Howard or Sophie Pester Other parts played by members of the company

Production Team Director : Feiyang Yang Set Design : Angelika Michitsch Costume Design : Angela Large and Zoë George Lighting Design : Nick Insley Sound Design : Feiyang Yang Stage Manager : Azul Alysum Assistant Directors : Jim Howard and Sophie Pester ASMs : Hannah Foxley, Elsa Falkner-Wedge Lighting and Sound Operator : Laurence Tuerk Song composed by Luke Owen Intimacy Director: : Trinidad Prieto Asensio Set Construction and Get-In : David Dragonetti, Emma Brown, Dina Benderra, Jen Black, Wendy Parry, Fabrel Pàrraga-Michitsch, Max Batty, Keith Syrett, Gary O’Keefe, Kevin Bradley, Jude Chalk, Samuel Littley, Trinidad Prieto Asensio, Sophie Clark and members of the cast & crew

	Georgie Ashby moved to London when she joined the Fourth Monkey Theatre Company, where she trained for two years in Devising and Physical Theatre, including being a part of an exciting original piece titled The Woman and the Canvas, which debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe. After graduating in 2018, she largely took a step away from acting, bar a role in the short film The Magical World of Miracles in 2022. Having joined the Tower in July this year, A Mirror is her first production with the company.			After studying Drama at the University of Exeter, Cameron Jones began his professional career as an actor-musician at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, earning an Off West End Award nomination as the Narrator in Hot Stuff before playing the lead, Johnny Hamlet, in the world premiere of Roll Over Beethoven. He went on to build a career as a singer-songwriter, garnering support from the likes of BBC Introducing and Clash Magazine. A Mirror marks Cameron’s second production at the Tower since joining in April of this year.
	Katie Francis is excited to be taking part in her first production with the Tower, playing Mei. She has recently rediscovered her love of theatre after dabbling at university, and kicked off the year in KDC's adaptation of The Misanthrope at Baron's Court Theatre. Working as a journalist, she hopes to gain more experience both on and off the stage, and will next perform as part of the Cockpit's Voila! Theatre Festival.			Peter Molloy is an actor from Dublin. Relatively new to acting, he joined the Tower in late 2024. Since he began treading the boards, he has been in After Life (2025) and Translations (2026) at the Tower, and has also performed during the Solstice showcase with KDC Theatre (2025).
	Helen McGill has been a Tower member since 2014 and has been in a variety of productions since then, most recently as Jean in Labour of Love, Alice in Hangmen and, for SEDOS, Elizabeth in The Crucible.			Jim Howard is a North East London based director, performer, playwright and guerrilla theatremaker. A Mirror is Jim's third time on the directing team for a Tower production.
	Azul Alysum is a writer, director, stage manager, and props master who is delighted to be involved in what is possibly technically his acting debut at Tower Theatre. When he's not being pulled apart to and fro being a professional jack of all trades, he spends many an hour (perhaps too many) contemplating Emil Cioran and getting distracted by shiny things.			Sophie Pester studied theatre at the University of Sussex where she directed a number of student productions and a self written show A Glass Half Empty for Brighton Fringe. A Mirror is her first production with the company and first foray back into the world of theatre.
	Feiyang Yang has been a member of the Tower since 2021, working across directing, performance and sound design. After assisting on four very different productions — Port Authority, Twelfth Night, No Room at the Inn and The Night Alive — she went on to direct Distant Early Warning and Homemakers in 2023, followed by How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found in 2024. She has also worked on sound design for several Tower productions and most recently returned to the stage as part of the ensemble of Moby Dick. A Mirror marks her latest production as director.