Somewhere in England, a long time ago, a very, very, very long time ago. So long ago that nobody quite knows whether it happened or not. Or where it happened or not.
A boy pulled a sword from a stone and became King. A story of the old world, with knights, wizards, mist and magic.
This fun and farcical adventure is a deliberately anarchic and anachronistic re-telling of the Arthurian Legend with live music, physical comedy and lo-fi acrobatics. And some silly jokes…
What was Camelot famous for?
Its knight life!
Directed by John Nicholson
Written T.A. Woodsmith
The Last Baguette Theatre Company. Supported by Arts Council England, Pound Arts, the Wallace Curzon Charitable Trust, The Jack Lane Charitable Trust, Warden and Freemen of Malmesbury, Wiltshire Local Youth Network and the Joyce Fletcher Charitable Trust.
- Fri 15 Jul, 6pm – Corsham
- Sat 16 Jul, 2.30pm – Chew Magna
- Sun 17 Jul, 3pm – Warminster
- Wed 20 Jul, 6pm – Chippenham
- Thu 21 Jul, 4.30pm – Clifton Reynes
- Sat 23 Jul, 6pm – Upton Cross
- Tue 26 Jul, 4.30pm – Bridport
- Thu 28 Jul, 7pm – Lyme Regis
- Fri 29 Jul, 3pm – Itchen
- Sat 30 Jul, 7pm – Bradford on Avon
- Mon 1 Aug, 6.30pm – Penzance
- Tue 2 Aug, 6.30pm – Newquay
- Wed 3 Aug, 6pm – Barnstaple
- Thu 4 Aug, 5pm – Bideford
- Fri 5 Aug, 6.30pm – Slaughterbridge
- Sat 6 Aug, 2.30pm – Yeovil
- Sun 7 Aug, 2pm & 7pm – Bath
- Sat 13 Aug, 4pm – Ipswich
- Sun14 Aug, 5pm – Southwold
- Tue 16 Aug, 5pm – Caldecott
- Thu 18 Aug, 4pm – Buckland Newton
- Fri19 Aug, 7pm – Dulverton
- Sun 21 Aug, 2pm – Hereford
