Mia, a London-born thespian, is most notably recognized for her captivating portrayal of Mirri Maz Duur in HBO's Game of Thrones. Prior to her foray into the world of acting, Mia initially trained as a musician, subsequently pursuing a degree in English Literature at university.
Throughout her illustrious career, Mia has demonstrated her versatility by seamlessly transitioning between various mediums, including screen, stage, radio, concert hall, and recording studio. Her impressive repertoire encompasses acting, composing, writing, directing, and teaching, showcasing her exceptional range as a performer.
Mia's early theatrical endeavors combined acting, improvisation, singing, songwriting, music composition, and directing, often collaborating with emerging writers at the esteemed Royal Court. Her impressive stage credits include performances in classical productions, as well as collaborations with prominent companies, such as the National and Royal Shakespeare Company, and West End productions.
One of her most notable roles was that of Yoko Ono in the West End musical Lennon, which originated in Liverpool, the birthplace of The Beatles. Mia's experience extends beyond dramatic roles, as she has also honed her skills in comedy.
As a seasoned voice and radio actor, Mia has worked extensively with BBC Radio Drama, both as an actor, reader, and composer. In addition, she has performed as a singer-songwriter, with rock bands, and as part of her recent project, The FolkBlues Collective.
Mia's impressive discography includes singing on the soundtracks of Troy and Mamma Mia!, as well as composing scores for TV documentaries, such as The Great Egyptians and Dispatches. With a keen interest in world traditional music, early music, history, and watching football, Mia's multifaceted personality is as captivating as her performances.
