Mirrors

Mirrors is a contemporary Greek play that explores themes of domestic violence, loneliness, female identity, and the struggle for self-recognition. Through monologues, dialogues, and choreographed fugues, the characters reveal fractured realities—women whose stories echo across generations and cultures. The play is both poetic and deeply realistic, blending silence, soundscapes, and visual metaphors such as the shattering of mirrors. It aims not only to tell individual stories, but also to create space for reflection, awareness, and dialogue around the urgent issue of domestic abuse.The play is both poetic and deeply realistic, blending silence, soundscapes, and visual metaphors such as the shattering of mirrors. It aims not only to tell individual stories, but also to create space for reflection, awareness, and dialogue around the urgent issue of domestic abuse.The theatrical performance Mirrors will be presented at the Cockpit Theatre, London, UK on 29 March 2026, in aid of Refuge UK.ℹ️More Info:https://terrarte.gr/art/performances/👉🏼Donate: https://whydonate.com/fundraising/mirrors-tour🎯Refuge: https://refuge.org.uk🎫The Cockpit: https://www.thecockpit.org.uk/show/mirrors_-_when_silence_breaks_hope_risesPlaywright, Direction: Ada Tsesmeli EdwardsPerformers: Kassandra Dimopoulou, Christina Gyftaki, Ada Tsesmeli Edwards, Panagiotis KountourasOriginal Music: Giorgos TziafettasVocal Performance: Evi SiamantaProduction Co-ordination: TerrArte-Lemon Art Studio