In the Sicilian town of Taormina, this theatre was built in the third century BC by the Greeks and altered throughout the early AD’s by the Romans. Perched on top of a piece of rock that overlooks the sea, with Etna lurking in the background, it really is a glorious location. A bit like the Minack theatre in Cornwall. In fact, Taormina reminded me generally of Cornish villages.. like St Ives.. Quaint.