The Tuckwell Amphitheatre is an idyllic spot for a fantastic night of entertainment on a balmy summer’s evening; the space is beautiful, romantic and comfortable and with some of the best open-air performances lined-up, year after year, it is no wonder so many people block off the two and a half weeks in July and […]
Read the full storyA friendly, family welcome from the staff, locals and customers of the pub is extended to all who visit the Square and Compass. Award winning beers and ciders including home pressed traditional cider made by the owner, are the perfect accompaniment to a traditional hot pasty or pie. Undoubtedly a true gem in the heart […]
Read the full storyCabilla Manor is a spacious Georgian farmhouse on the edge of Bodmin Moor, surrounded by acres of woods and moorland. Horses from the Camargue in Southern France, and sheep and cattle are farmed. Built on the site of a Domesday manor the present house is a listed building built in 1780 and 1820. Come and […]
Read the full storyThe Merlin Theatre is situated just off Bath Rd heading out of Frome towards Bath. Free parking is available. This event will take place in the ECOS outdoor amphitheatre, but with the possibility to move indoors in case of wet weather. There will be a bar serving drinks, ice creams, and sweets. SEATING DETAILS: Amphitheatre […]
Read the full storyHeligan, seat of the Tremayne family for more than 400 years, is one of the most mysterious estates in England – and one of Miracle’s most popular venues. Set against the stunning backdrop of ancient rhododendrons, audiences are invited to bring a picnic, share a glass of wine and sit back to enjoy the show […]
Read the full storyThis venue is the Devon base for the charity Farms For City Children. Founded over 30 years ago, FFCC is a children’s educational charity that now runs three farms: Nethercott in Devon, Wick Court in Gloucestershire and Treginnis Isaf on the Pembrokeshire coast. 3,000 children each year, aged between 8 and 14, including very many […]
Read the full storyThis historic, 1000-acre private estate on the Lizard Peninsula offers a blend of tranquil countryside and stunning coastal views. It is surrounded by lush, expansive woodlands and beautifully landscaped gardens. From the estate, you can enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding fields and valleys, with gentle hills rolling into the horizon. To the west, the […]
Read the full storyThe theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on. The theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the […]
Read the full storyPerformance will be held on the school field – or in the hall in bad weather. Supported by Artsreach www.artsreach.co.uk
Read the full storyIn its superb coastal setting, Pendennis offers magnificent views of Falmouth and the Fal Estuary and is one of Miracle Theatre's best established venues.
Read the full storyThe performance will take place on the lawn of Sea Garden Cottages. Set on Tresco’s eastern coast, at Old Grimsby it offers a stunning outdoor venue for theatre performances. With panoramic sea views, manicured lawns, and a natural amphitheatre-like setting, the space blends serene coastal beauty with an intimate atmosphere.
Read the full storyThis glorious garden venue at St. Mary’s Chaplaincy on the Isles of Scilly give you a real taste of the island. St Mary’s is the largest island within the Isles of Scilly and the transport link to all the surrounding islands.
Read the full storyFrom St Mawes Castle, located on the tip of the Roseland Peninsula, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the Fal River, St Mawes Harbour, and the surrounding coastline. The surrounding hills and lush greenery provide a peaceful contrast to the maritime scene, while on clear days, the distant views extend as far as […]
Read the full storyHigher Orchard in Sandford Orcas offers views of lovely gardens, lakes, and glorious views of the countryside to the south and east.
Read the full storyCarruan is a working farm in Polzeath with spectacular views – the perfect venue for an evening of summer entertainment. Enjoy a meal or a cream tea before the performance. Tickets can also be purchased in person at Carruan Farm.
Read the full storyProtected by the hills behind, massive trees and parkland, sits a sheltered botanical oasis; Tregrehan Gardens. Just outside St Austell, Tregrehan 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.
Read the full storyThe Events Square Marquee has a full program of events for Falmouth Week 9-16th August. Miracle will round off the week’s events on Sunday 16th. This venue is under cover and has unreserved seating and a licensed bar. Tickets can be purchased in person from the Falmouth Week Ticket Office outside Events Square from Wed […]
Read the full storyRestormel Castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Perched atop a motte (a raised earthwork mound), the 13th castle provides vistas across the valley of the River Fowey
Read the full storyThe site of Miracle’s first ever performance in 1979, Perran Round was originally an Iron Age/Romano-British enclosed farmstead. It was converted in the medieval period to a Playing Place where miracle plays were performed, making it the obvious location for our first performance. Although it’s not signposted it is relatively easy to find 1.2km along […]
Read the full storySt Just-in-Penwith is home to arguably the oldest working theatre in Britain, standing in the heart of the community for over 600 years. Plen-an-Gwarry is an ancient monument and one of only two surviving outdoor amphitheatres in Cornwall. The Plen is an open air performance grassy space in the centre of St Just Village, near […]
Read the full storyCatch the Miracle show at Roskilly’s Farm and you are guaranteed one of their famous yummy ice-creams at the interval! Parking available.
Read the full storyThis picturesque semi-circular bay faces southwest and is framed by the dramatic cliffs and unique rock formations of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The iconic Clavell Tower stands nearby, completing this breathtaking natural backdrop for an unforgettable performance setting.
Read the full storyA Dorset regular on the Miracle circuit. Supported by Artsreach.
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