The Minack theater looks as though ancient, and thoroughly lost, Greek architects had carved it into the granite cliffs in eons passed. In fact, it was just under eighty years ago that a girl from Victorian era Cheltenham built this internationally famous theatre with her own hands. The gardens of the Minack blossom in celebration having become locally famous in their own right, especially among gardeners with a taste for the exotic. Succulent plants thrive on the open cliffside providing a look of maturity and mystery to the majestic slabs of stone that ascend heavenwards from the sea.
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