The Minack Theatre

The theatre was created in the 1930s by Rowena Cade, a visionary woman who, with the help of her gardener, transformed the cliffs of her land into a spectacular performance space.

Initially built to stage Shakespeare's The Tempest, the Minack has since grown into a world-renowned venue hosting a wide variety of plays, musicals, and other performances, particularly during the summer months. Watching a show at the Minack is an unforgettable experience—audiences sit on stone terraces, surrounded by the scent of wildflowers, while waves crash below, providing a natural soundtrack to the performance.

In addition to the theatre, the Minack boasts beautifully landscaped gardens that feature a variety of exotic plants thriving in the coastal microclimate. The combination of nature, history, and culture makes a visit here not just about the performance, but the entire atmosphere. Whether you're a theatre lover or a traveller seeking breathtaking views, the Minack Theatre is a must-visit destination in Cornwall.