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Situated on the sea front at Swanage at the junction of two of the main shopping streets, The Mowlem has a combined programme of typically over 200 film performances each year in addition to 60-100 nights of live theatre, comprising local schools and amateur societies as well as incoming professional productions.

Grampound Village Hall is an excellent venue for theatre shows and films. With its raked seating it can comfortably accommodate more than 100 people all with an excellent view of the stage or screen.

A brand new venue in the heart of Polperro.

Hot drinks and bar available on the night.

This fine village hall is in the heart of Mawgan Porth, just off the coast road between Padstow and Newquay. There is a large car park available with wheelchair access to the hall(please note there is no disabled toilet, but there is a disabled toilet in the car park). Follow TR8 4BA for car park access.

Hot drinks, bar and snacks available from 1 hour before the performance until the end of the interval.

For over 30 years, Dorchester Arts has engaged tens of thousands of people in a wide variety of arts events – from huge outdoor events to small-scale children’s theatre.

Tickets can currently be purchased online or by telephone. The telephone line will be manned between 10am and 4pm Monday to Friday. At all other times please leave your name, telephone number and ticket requirements and we will call you back.

Ashburton Arts Centre is in a lovely 1835 Grade 2-listed old church. The main hall is a flexible space seating up to 200, with fabulous acoustics for live music.

As well as booking online, you can email boxoffice@ashburtonarts.org.uk to reserve tickets, and pay on the door.

The Guildhall is a vibrant multi-purpose building in the

heart of St Ives Cornwall.

For directions, please see the map below to find the Guildhall.

The address is: Street-An-Pol, St Ives, TR26 2DS

St Ives is quite tricky for parking very centrally, so we suggest parking at Stennack car park. The entrance is on North Terrace, use postcode: TR2B 1QX

You can pay using Just Park – which always makes life a little easier!

Headphones are available to assist those hard of hearing.

The bar will be open for our performance times.

This unspoilt cliff-top location, at the base of St Agnes Beacon, has uninterrupted views of one of the most rugged sections of Cornwall’s north coast and the Atlantic ocean beyond, providing the perfect backdrop for such a savage and elemental tale.

Bring along rugs, blankets and chairs to this rural location! Download What 3 Words search for call.trout.tango this will help you to find us! Accessibility will be a little tricky at this location, as it is cliff top and rural, rather than an established venue. Please do get in touch if you have any mobility needs.

Food and Drink!

21 July – Ps Pizza – Dough Selecta bar

22 July – Ps Pizza – Canteen Feast over Fire – Dough Selecta Bar

23 July – Dough Selecta Pizza and bar

Stowe Barton is an 18th Century National Trust Grade II Listed Farmhouse set in an AONB with the rugged North Cornwall Coastline as its backdrop. Located 5 miles from the centre of Bude and on the outskirts of Kilkhampton, Stowe Barton is a timeless, evocative venue.

There are cobbles and terrain associated with an old farmhouse in a rural setting. If you have any mobility needs please do get in touch with us. Refreshments will be available.

SEATING DETAILS: Grass/lawn – You will need to bring a rug, blanket, or chair to this event.

Brighton Fringe is an open-access arts festival held annually in Brighton, England. Miracle’s Everyman will be performed at One Church, Gloucester Place – a buzzingly busy building in the heart of the city.

Unit 15 Creation Space is the home of the Invisible Circus. Primarily a training facility for professional circus and performing artists, the space also plays host to masterclasses and courses, their ‘Launch Pad’ Residency Programme supporting new and innovative work, and visiting companies both for R&Ds and public shows. Find Unit 15 is on the corner of Princess Street and Alfred Street, in the St Phillips area of Bristol.

Right in the middle of St Ives, between Porthmeor Beach and the Harbour, rises an unexpected wild and grassy promontory. For hundreds of years this site provided a natural fortress for the inhabitants of St Ives in times of trouble – and makes a spectacular venue for staging the dramatic story of the foolish and embattled king.

There is a little walk up from the car park and the toilets are also 5 minutes walk from the venue. If you have any mobility needs, please get in touch.

There will be refreshments, PS pizza van serving AMAZING pizzas and a bar on site too!

The magnificent old house was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, since when it has played a part in the destiny of real life kings and queens. With its grand lawns and splendid woodlands, it could have been specially designed as a backdrop for the momentous story of King Lear. Miracle first performed at Trelowarren thirty years ago.

An epic new venue on Bodmin Moor, way off the beaten track, deep in a wild landscape of granite and gorse, set against the magnificent horizon formed by Brown Willy and Rough Tor. The ultimate ‘blasted heath’!

Due to the rural location, here are a few little pointers to get you to us. If you use Google Maps and put in the postcode PL32 9QN, it should bring you straight to Newhall Farm.

These are more detailed directions, should your Sat Nav let you down! From Camelford, you turn off onto the B3266 after at the BP garage / Londis store at the top of the town (heading out of the town towards Wadebridge) and follow the road for approx 1.5 km. Take the first turning off to the left signposted “Advent Church”. Carry on down this long hill and over the River Camel, gradually bearing right. You will go past a sign for Advent Church and some houses. Then, as you go up the hill, you will pass Steppes Holiday Cottages, on your right. Keep going up the hill until you come to a right-hand turn. Take this right turn and carry on until you see Newhall Farm on your left. There will be lots of Miracle signs along the way to help you!

Food and refreshments:

11th August – Hanger Management burger van – vegan, veggie and meat options. Callestic ice cream.

12th August –  World Food Van offering various curries, veggie and meat. Callestic ice cream.

13th August – Callestic ice creams – no hot food – bring a picnic!

FREE CAMPING FOR ALL MIRACLE TICKET HOLDERS! With views of Rough Tor and Brown Willy, this is an exceptionally beautiful place to pitch up and enjoy the stars!

SEATING DETAILS: Grass/lawn – You will need to bring a rug, blanket, or chair to this event. 

Venue

Dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World by some, the Eden Project is a dramatic global garden housed in tropical biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches. Free car parks located across the site.

Covering around 95 acres, the Royal Cornwall Showground provides a venue second to none for the annual Royal Cornwall Show and a host to a variety of other events – including Miracle Theatre! Car parks are clearly signed and are free.

The Princess Pavilion is a year-round live music venue and theatre complex offering a wide programme of excellent entertainment, combined with the well-known and stunning Gyllyngdune Gardens. Free parking is available on site.

Box office phone line and in-person bookings weekdays 10 am – 2 pm at Princess Pavilion.

Headphones are available to assist those hard of hearing.

The bar and cafe will be open until 4 pm daily for hot food and refreshments. For evening performances, the bar will be open, offering snacks and beverages. No hot meals will be available for evening shows.

Located on the beautiful south coast overlooking picturesque Fowey.

SEATING DETAILS:

Grass/lawn – Please bring a chair for all members of your group, including children – please do not bring blankets or rugs. Seating location is unreserved and audiences will be seated in order of arrival and within current social distancing regulations.