"The Arbor" is a play written by Clare Bayley that explores the life of Andrea Dunbar, a British playwright known for her raw and honest depictions of working-class life. The play is set in the Arbor, a public housing estate in Bradford, England, where Dunbar grew up. It combines elements of documentary theatre, using interviews and recordings to present her story. The narrative delves into Dunbar's struggles with family, addiction, and the challenges of being a female playwright in a male-dominated industry. It highlights her complex relationships with her children and the impact of her upbringing on her work and personal life.