| Porthcurno. TR19 6JU | |
| 01736 810181 | |
| Onsite parking is available. |
A place like no other, the world-famous Minack Theatre is a must-see for visitors to Cornwall.
Perched on rugged cliffs overlooking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay, you might think ancient Greeks had carved it from the granite. In fact, less than a century ago it was a rough gully of gorse and heather dropping dizzily down to the sea.
Today, you can discover the extraordinary story of Rowena Cade, the woman behind its creation and experience the magic of live performance in this iconic space.
The Minack stages a full programme of live performances throughout the year. Visitors are welcome to explore the dramatic site and enjoy the glorious sub-tropical gardens when there is no performance.
The Minack is very popular and advance booking is essential for performances and visits.
The Minack is very popular and advance booking is essential for performances and visits.
The Minack stages a full programme of live performances throughout the year. Visitors are welcome to explore the dramatic site and enjoy the glorious sub-tropical gardens when there is no performance.
This August at the Minack, enter the enchanted world of Tom’s Midnight Garden, a haunting tale that has captivated generations of children. When his younger brother catches measles, ten-year-old Tom is sent into quarantine at […]
The Firework-Maker’s Daughter Music by David Bruce Libretto by Glyn Maxwell based on the Novel by Philip PullmanOriginally commissioned by The Opera Group and ROH2by arrangement with Red Balloon Music, publisher Sole Agent: Bill Holab […]
Something very special is happening next month. Founder of Kneehigh, Mike Shepherd, will open his first major production at the Minack Theatre since he stepped down as Artistic Director of the award-winning company in 2021. […]
The stunning Cornish coastline around Pendeen was once at the heart of the Cornish mining industry, providing jobs and community around the tin and copper mines. Today, the award winning Geevor Tin Mine gives visitors […]
Escape to the westernmost point of Cornwall, famed for its unique location and breathtaking coastal landscapes. Immerse yourself in over 100 acres of outstanding natural beauty at the far end of our county, and don’t […]
Discover the amazing story of our interconnected world at the Museum of Global Communications — from the first undersea telegraph cables to the wonder of today’s internet. Listen to knowledgeable experts at the museum as […]
