Magic Mirror Vintage is a unique concept that combines technology and aesthetics. It is a modern twist on vintage mirrors that brings the past and present together. This innovative mirror allows users to not only see their reflection but also interact with it. The Magic Mirror Vintage is equipped with a high-resolution screen behind the mirror surface, which transforms it into a digital display. This screen is used to present various types of content, such as weather updates, social media feeds, news headlines, and even personalized greetings. The mirror is equipped with motion sensors that detect the presence of a user.
The mirror is equipped with motion sensors that detect the presence of a user. Once detected, the mirror comes to life, displaying the content that the user has pre-selected or programmed. This allows for a highly personalized experience, as users can choose the information they want to see when looking into the mirror.
Phil Innes
Dan and Jeff are asked to create a five-minute street show recapping the plot of the first five Potter books, for performance to queues of fans waiting for the midnight release of the sixth book.
2006
Potted Potter is born as the street show expands into an hour-long performance in which the first six books are parodied. The show premieres on August 4 at Edinburgh’s Zoo Southside venue. Forging a partnership with producer James Seabright and director Dominic Knutton, Dan and Jeff premiere a new version of the show at Pleasance Islington in October.
2007
Under the guidance of director Richard Hurst, the show tours the U.K. including Pleasance Edinburgh, where the seventh book is incorporated just a few days after its release. The tour finishes with a Christmas run at Trafalgar Studios in London.
2008
More U.K. touring, again playing Edinburgh Fringe and London. Dan and Jeff also launch their second show, Potted Pirates.
2009
Owing to their commitments as Children’s BBC presenters, Dan and Jeff hand over the show to a new cast, David Ahmad and John Helier, who take it on tour to Adelaide Fringe, Melbourne Comedy Festival, and New Zealand Comedy Festival. Dan and Jeff wrestle the show back from them for a third and final Christmas run at Trafalgar Studios.
2010
The show takes a well-earned rest while Dan and Jeff create their new show, Potted Panto, premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe and transferring to the West End’s Vaudeville Theatre for Christmas, where it is nominated as Best Entertainment in the 2011 Olivier Awards.
2011
Potted Potter returns for another tour, starting at Bury St. Edmunds Theatre Royal and including runs at Pleasance Grand and London’s Garrick Theatre.
2012
Potted Potter is nominated for the Best Entertainment and Family Olivier Award and Potted Panto is nominated Best New Comedy in the Whatsonstage Awards. Potted Potter makes its North American premiere in Toronto at the Panasonic Theatre. Following Toronto, Potted Potter opens off-Broadway at New York City’s Little Shubert Theater, followed by eight weeks in Chicago. The show tours across Australasia and South Africa.
2013
The show continues touring in the US and Canada, including a second season off-Broadway and a return season at London’s Garrick Theatre.
2014
Following its Mexican premiere, the show plays its first tour of Ireland, prior to dates on board cruise ships and across Australasia later in the year, concluding with a second season at Toronto’s Panasonic Theatre. Meanwhile, Dan and Jeff created their fourth show, Potted Sherlock, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe and transferred to London’s West End for a Christmas season.
2015
A new tour of the US ran throughout the year, concluding with concurrent Christmas seasons at Chicago’s Broadway Playhouse and San Francisco’s Palace of the Fine Arts.
2016
Dan and Jeff began the year with a tour of Potted Sherlock in the USA, before Potted Potter hit the road with locations including the show’s first trip to Kuala Lumpur, a return visit to DUCTAC in Dubai, and an extensive, coast-to-coast tour of Canada in the Autumn, concluding with seasons in Vancouver and Toronto.
CONTACT US | PRIVACY POLICY | WEBSITE BY GDLFor example, a user can set up the mirror to display their daily schedule, reminders, and even inspirational quotes. The mirror can also be connected to other smart devices, such as smartphones or smart home systems, allowing users to control their devices through the mirror. In addition to its technological features, the Magic Mirror Vintage also adds a touch of elegance to any space. The vintage style frame adds a classic charm to the mirror, making it a focal point in any room. It can easily blend in with both modern and traditional decor, adding a unique and stylish touch to the space. The Magic Mirror Vintage is not only a functional piece of technology but also a conversation starter. Its combination of vintage aesthetics and modern technology makes it a standout feature in any home or business. Whether used for practical purposes or simply as a decorative piece, the Magic Mirror Vintage offers a unique and captivating experience..
Reviews for "Nagic Mirrors: Vintage Art Pieces for Every Collector"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the "Magic Mirror Vintage" store. Their selection of vintage clothing was very limited and the quality of the items I found was subpar. The prices were also ridiculously high for what they were offering. I felt like the staff was not very knowledgeable or helpful either. I'll definitely be looking for another vintage store to shop at in the future.
2. Tom - 1/5 - My experience at "Magic Mirror Vintage" was terrible. The store was disorganized and cluttered, making it difficult to navigate and find anything. The items I did come across were outdated and in poor condition. The staff seemed disinterested and unhelpful. I wouldn't recommend this store to anyone looking for quality vintage pieces.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I was excited to check out "Magic Mirror Vintage" but left feeling unsatisfied. The store was extremely crowded and it was hard to move around without bumping into other customers. The prices were high for what they were offering, and I didn't find anything unique or special. The overall experience was underwhelming, and I don't plan on returning.
4. Alex - 2/5 - I had high expectations for "Magic Mirror Vintage" based on the reviews I read, but unfortunately, my visit didn't live up to them. The store had a limited selection of vintage clothing and most of the pieces looked worn out and overpriced. The staff wasn't very friendly or helpful either. I was hoping for a better experience and won't be returning to this store.