Use the code SIZZLE22 when booking and buy two adult and two children’s tickets for £50 at any of the following venues: Bodmin Moor, Newquay Orchard, Trelowarren, Enys Gardens. Click here for dates and bookings.
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Ooohweee isn’t it nice that summer is upon us? Now, we know what you’re thinking. Here at Miracle Theatre HQ we’re thinking the same thing: it’s picnic time. There have been many a decadent picnic at our shows over the years and isn’t it such a nice way to enjoy Cornish open-air theatre? This year, […]
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On Friday 22nd July – for one night only – Canteen are cooking up a feast over fire! Join us before the King Lear performance on St Agnes Beacon. Canteen Cornwall prepare fresh, creative meals that are served in the open air using the best quality local produce, collaborating with locals organisations (like us!) along […]
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Who is involved in making a Miracle play? For our summer touring show, King Lear, just five actors play all the parts in this Shakespeare classic. And to bring their acting prowess together into a harmonious performance, the director, movement director and designer contribute their own creative and analytical skills and craftsmanship. Behind the scenes, […]
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Open-air theatre in Cornwall is a longstanding tradition. Many hundreds of years ago during Mediaeval times, plays at outdoor amphitheatres were a popular form of cultural community gatherings. These historic venues are known as Plen-an-Gwary still exist today–and Miracle Theatre often performs in them! We’ve put together a list of 10 spectacular outdoor theatres in […]
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We are so stoked to be part of Brighton Fringe bringing a bit of Cornish creative energy to the big smoke 😉 ! While you’re in town enjoying the festival, there’s of course our own Everyman amongst an amazing collection of Cornish artists performing in the Fleapit, stationed at One Church Gloucester Pl from 24 […]
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The Fleapit is a unique performance space containing peep style booths, 3D multi-media design and offers Brighton Fringe audiences the chance to experience intimate performances like never before. Miracle Theatre’s exclusive space will be hosting some of the most compelling and rousing new work to come out of Cornwall. Pop into the Flea Pit for […]
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In King Lear, much of Shakespeare’s Elizabethan language comes to us across the centuries as sublime poetry but his scripts are also full of fairly mundane, repetitive sections and archaic language, which can create a fog between the audience and the story. While there’s great satisfaction in studying his work in depth and understanding the […]
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When Dom Coyote joined Miracle Theatre’s Everyman crew to compose and musically direct a sound score for the play, director Kyla Goodey instructed him to create a “pagan, epic dance music to set the soul on fire”, and her certainly delivered! Set firmly in the world of festivals, Dom Coyote’s music moves between electronic score […]
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Everyman & More We’re camped up in the Big Top–yes, red n stripy–showing Everyman for two weeks from 11 to 21 May at the wonderful creative space that is the Porthtowan Eco Park. While we’re there, there are some other great events and activities including music, a bar, tasty food and yoga for you to […]
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Bristol is such a vibrant and interesting city that we thought we’d put together a few things for you to do including snacking, shopping, looking and enjoying before attending Everyman. All of these locations are within a short (10 minute) or, hmm, healthy (25 minute) walk from Everyman at Unit 15. See you there! Bites […]
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Thinking of coming to Miracle Theatre’s Everyman? The Fleapit is a unique performance space containing peep style booths, 3D multi-media design and provides a 360-degree canvas created especially for Everyman. It offers audiences the chance to experience intimate performance like never before. Up to seven friends and family can come together in a booth for […]
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It is, of course, traditional to have a meal before attending the theatre. We’ve put together some favourites in Falmouth that you might want to indulge in before seeing Everyman. Our wonderful friends at Oh, Crepe will be serving fresh, made-to-order crepes at the Princess Pavilion. For those of you after something heartier, there are […]
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Carol Ann Duffy is a writer, poet and Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and is also the first woman in 400 years to have been appointed to the position of poet laureate – no small achievement for a Scottish-born lesbian daughter of two Glasgow working-class radicals. She became popular for her early love […]
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Sales Director at Dales Cornwall, Jeremy Rouse, said: “After another successful summer working with the energetic Miracle Theatre, we are delighted to be supporting the cast and crew once again for their winter production. “Dacia is fun and vibrant and Miracle Theatre is a perfect fit for the brand and we look forward to this year’s […]
Read the full story“Treasure Island has to be one of the world’s all-time favourite adventure stories and Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel probably defined the life of a pirate forever in the imaginations of young people” Says Miracle’s Artistic Director Bill Scott. “I was keen that, unlike the original, this wouldn’t be a story about a boy and a […]
Read the full storyYO HO HO AND A BARREL OF FESTIVE FUN! After three bumper years with Cinderella, Bah Humbug! and Aladdin, Cornwall’s own Miracle Theatre returns to Falmouth’s Princess Pavilion with Treasure Island – an epic swashbuckling fun-soaked adventure story full of music and laughter for the Christmas holidays. In this new version of Robert Louis Stevenson’s timeless classic, our heroine […]
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And we’re off! Day one of Treasure Island rehearsals have begun!Safe to say we are thrilled to see this talented & lovely looking lot give this classic adventure story the Miracle treatment over the coming weeks! 13 Dec to 5 Jan Princess Pavilion, Falmouth
Read the full storyThis winter, we’re offering a relaxed performance of TREASURE ISLAND on Friday 3rd January at 2.30pm. A Relaxed Performance is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a more relaxed performance environment – including those with an autism spectrum condition or learning disability. What’s different? • The lights in the audience will be slightly up […]
Read the full storyMiracle Theatre is looking for enthusiastic singers to perform in its production of Treasure Island this December. If you love singing this will be an opportunity to perform new and traditional sea shanties as part of a small chorus alongside the cast of Miracle’s popular Christmas production. Come along to find out more and take […]
Read the full storyWhole Again Communities (WAC) is a social enterprise which encourages and supports people to learn to cook good quality, affordable food from scratch so that they can embrace healthy eating at home. Based in Penzance, WAC have been doing amazing work since 2016, encouraging people of all ages to embrace cooking and healthy eating on […]
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As part of our 40th year celebrations, Miracle has joined forces with the Museum of Cornish Life in Helston to share and celebrate its history with a month-long Miracle Theatre Time Capsule Exhibition this August, along with a series of events and activities, made possible with support from the Heritage Fund. “It’s lovely to have […]
Read the full storyTregrehan has been home to the Carlyon family since 1565. Jovey Carlyon’s passion for trees during the late 19th century is evident in the towering specimens seen today. Beneath this canopy Gillian Carlyon’s (1924-1987) renowned collection of camellias flourish. In quiet rebellion against this promiscuous genus, the botanical collection of the current ‘gardener’ (encumbered with […]
Read the full storyI love adventure! It means stepping into the unknown, not knowing how something is going to turn out. It means risk taking, improvising on the spot and pushing your abilities to a new place. Adventures aren’t over planned. You might have just enough provisions for the journey there but no idea about the journey back. […]
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