Summer 2012

‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ Written by Oscar Wilde Directed by Bill Scott.

Cornwall’s Miracle Theatre’s productions are one of the highlights of the summer!

Their witty and inventive performances take place against the extraordinary backdrops of our unique landscape. Audiences of all ages enjoy the full ‘open air theatre experience’, by bringing along well stocked hampers, cushions and blankets.

This summer Miracle is performing ‘the funniest play ever written’ ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ by Oscar Wilde. Set in 1912 with the Titanic sinking, mass production just beginning on the Morris Oxford and the Turkey Trot causing outrage across the dance floors of polite society, this tale of the strange contents of a handbag found at Victoria station cries out for the sort of surreal treatment that has become Miracle’s hallmark…expect a hilarious high energy performance!

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Touring beaches, amphitheatres, gardens, castles and cliff tops across Cornwall this summer! ‘ The Etiquette Guide to Open Air Theatre’ Make the most of your open air theatre experience whatever the weather!

Come Prepared Bring whatever you need for a cosy evening. Warm woollies, blankets waterproofs and insect spray! Bring Your Own Seat! Low backed chairs, rugs and a cushion is always nice too, combine comfort and style!

Arrive Early Pick a great spot and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Bring a torch It’s very helpful to safely find your way back to the car. Bring a picnic And it’s fine to include wine!