Mlima’s Tale tickets are now available for purchase. The play will be performed at the Kiln Theatre in London for a brief run. Buy your Mlima’s Tale tickets now and watch the production from the best seats in the house. The show is helmed by Death of a Salesman director Miranda Cromwell, and written by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Lynn Nottage. Amelia Jane Hankin handles the design and Amy Mae handles the lighting. Lottie Hines CDG is the casting director, Hazel Holder is the voice and dialect coach, and Jessica Mensah is the Kiln-Mackintosh resident assistant director.
The evil gamekeepers and law enforcers who approved of and prospered from Milma the Mountain's heinous murder are haunted by the elephant's spirit. Mlima, the elephant, was killed for his remarkable tusks. Mlima's spirit travels with them as his gorgeous tusks pass through the hands of shady bureaucrats, traders, ship captains, and artists who are all eager to profit from them. This powerful piece is a personal tragedy with broader repercussions, telling the story of one of humanity's most repulsive deeds. Book your Mlima’s Tale tickets now and watch the drama unfold.
After a makeover and a name change in 2018, the Tricycle Theatre is now known as the Kiln Theatre. Plays, musicals, and other live events from many walks of life are shown at the Kiln Theatre. They're well-known for their ability to successfully blend classics with modern works. The theatre has a thriving community and education program that includes seminars and courses.
Seating Capacity: 292
Address: 269 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR
Tube: The nearest tube station is Kilburn.
Bus: 16, 32, 98, 316, 328, 332, N16, N98
Available Facilities: Bar, Cafe and Restrooms
Accessibility: Accessible toilets, Assistance dogs allowed, Wheelchair spaces available
Security: Please be aware that for your comfort and security all audience members will be subject to security checks upon arrival at the Kiln Theatre.
Dress Code: Smart and casual wear or semi-formals are recommended. Keep in mind, that most London theatres are air-conditioned throughout the year and can get a bit chilly.
Outside Food: Most theatres do not allow outside food inside the theatres but most of them also have a café or restaurant inside the premises or nearby.
A challenging piece of theatre. Well worth the trouble of getting to Kilburn!
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The cost of the Mlima's Tale tickets will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
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Mlima's Tale opens on 14 September 2023 at Kiln Theatre.
Mlima's Tale is suitable for ages 14 and above.
Mlima's Tale is playing at Kiln Theatre in London and opens on 14 September 2023.
The running time of Mlima's Tale is to be confirmed.
Mlima’s Tale is a play about greed, corruption, death and the afterlife.
The main stars of Mlima's Tale are yet to be announced.
There is no specific dress code in London. However, it is prudent to dress in semi-formals or smart casuals and something comfortable. Carry a light sweater or a jacket as the theatre can get a bit chilly.
No, outside food is not allowed while attending Mlima's Tale. Most theatres do have a cafeteria or bar inside the premises where you can get snacks and drinks.
Kiln Theatre has multiple facilities including bar, cafe, and toilets available for the audiences during Mlima's Tale.
Photography, videography, and sound recording are prohibited inside the theatre. Some theatres do have a souvenir shop from where you can purchase pictures of stills of the show.