The Minack isn't a conventional theatre, for its location, setting, atmosphere and history make it the most impressive theatre I have seen. With the Atlantic ocean as a backdrop, the Minack was built by a lady named Rowena Cade, who dedicated her life to carving the amphitheatre and stage out of the Cornish cliffs of Porthcurno. The result is an open air theatre with stunning views. If the sun shines, basking sharks and nude snorkellers can be spotted swimming past and summer sunsets distract theatre goers from the plays, which change weekly and are of the highest standard. Even if you are less lucky to visit on a dark damp evening, the roar of the ocean, while you admire this example of architectural perseverance are an experience you won't forget.

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An amazing open air theatre created by Rowena Cade in the 1930's and carved into the granite cliffs that once was a gorse filled gully. It sweeps down to the Atlantic sea which can thunder into the rocks making performances even more exciting! Take food and drink or buy on site and a waterproof just in case. Cushions are highly recommended and can be hired.

www.minack.com/index.htm
Porthcurno, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6JU
+44(0)1736 810181
Google map: bit.ly/oq6mLw

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