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Come along early to Pencarrow and see what there is hidden in the 50 acres of gardens! There is Mole’s Garden, the memorial garden to the late Lt Col Sir Arscott Molesworth-St Aubyn Bart, with beautiful views down the valley towards the House. Free parking is available

SEATING DETAILS:

Grass/lawn – You will need to bring your own seating to this event.

this is jowan’s house

we perform there all the time

its a really nice venue with lots of fields and trees and cows, alothough it might be a bit of a squezse to get you all in.

The White Lion Hotel in Machynlleth hosts the show in its beer garden.

Caerleon Roman Amphitheatre could once seat a whole legion – up to six thousand spectators. Nowadays it is often used for open air events and re-enactments.

There is free parking nearby in Broadway (off High Street).

Mount Pleasant Eco Park is a unique community resource with a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, plus a campsite, all set within 42 acres of organic farmland, in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the north Cornish coast, Porthtowan. The Eco Park is a venue for local events including live music gigs & theatre shows, conferences, workshops and meeting spaces and is also a licensed wedding venue. The Canteen and Bar will be open.

SEATING DETAILS:

Grass/lawn – You will need to bring your own seating to this event.

Performance will be held on the school field – or in the hall in bad weather.

Supported by Artsreach.

The Minack Theatre is Cornwall’s World Famous Open-Air Theatre, constructed above a gully with a rocky granite outcrop jutting into the sea (“minack” in Cornish means a stony or rocky place). The theatre is located near Porthcurno, 4 miles from Land’s End, and has a free car park available.

SEATING DETAILS:

Amphitheatre – no need to bring a chair!

Maumbury Rings is an ancient Neolithic site and Roman Amphitheatre located in Dorchester.

As part of the Camelford CHARTER 750 CELEBRATIONS 2009, Miracle will be performing open-air in Enfield Park.

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 serving AMAZING pizzas from their van, and a bar on site!

You will need to bring a chair, rug, or a blanket to sit on at this venue for all those coming along.

‘A castle built on sand’. Formerly the home of Victorian inventor Sir Goldsworthy Gurney, The Castle has views over Summerleaze Beach to the sea beyond…

Why not treat yourself to a tasty picnic bag to enjoy whilst watching the amazing Miracle Theatre production on our beautiful Castle lawn?

Each picnic bag will consist of a sandwich of your choice (choose from cheese, ham or egg), a tub of salad, a bag of crisps, a cake and an apple. All these goodies will be packed in bio-compostable containers to help protect our environment.

These picnic bags will be available to pre-order before the night at £6.95 each – and can be collected on the evening from Café Limelight from 6pm.

Orders must be placed and paid for by 5pm on Sunday 4^th August. Please call 01288 357300 to pre-order.

Café Limelight will be open from 6pm until the end of the interval for refreshments.

Join us for another outdoor evening event at The Millennium Green, Mountfield in Bridport. Bring rugs, chairs and picnics – enjoy theatre in the open air.