Arthur

· Bloomsbury Publishing
Ebook
96
Pages

About this ebook

You, Grace, are someone who does not
give up easily. I'm right about that, aren't I.

It's Winter Solstice 2026. Grace is in A&E with Lego stuck up her nose, waiting for someone to notice her.

It's Summer Solstice AD 526. Arthur is setting out on the journey of a lifetime: tasked with retrieving the sword for the future King. Overlooked and wanting to be taken seriously, Grace encounters the mysterious Merlin who transports her back to the 6th century. As Grace and Arthur's two worlds collide, their fates entwine, and together they must embark on the greatest quest they'll ever face to retrieve Excalibur.

With the future of Britain depending on them, they must overcome a fearsome beast and navigate the perils of the ancient forest – if only they can figure out how to work together . . .

Arthur is a Polka Theatre and The Egg, Theatre Royal Bath co-production, created by Bucket Club. This edition was published to coincide with the co-production at Polka Theatre in June 2026.
You, Grace, are someone who does not give up easily. I'm right about that, aren't I. It's Winter Solstice 2026. Grace is in A&E with Lego stuck up her nose, waiting for someone to notice her. It's Summer Solstice AD 526. Arthur is setting out on the journey of a lifetime: tasked with retrieving...

About the author

Marietta Kirkbride is a writer, dramaturg and violinist from rural Herefordshire, now based in Bristol, UK. She is co-founder and associate artist of award-winning theatre company Bucket Club (a Farnham Maltings produced company). Her theatre work has been produced for rural touring networks and presented at venues including Bristol Old Vic, Watermill Theatre, Theatre Royal Bath and Birmingham REP. Her audio work has been produced for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
Marietta Kirkbride is a writer, dramaturg and violinist from rural Herefordshire, now based in Bristol, UK. She is co-founder and associate artist of award-winning theatre company Bucket Club (a Farnham Maltings produced company). Her theatre work has been produced for rural touring networks and ...

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