Charles and Camilla chose not to sit in the Royal Box at the Opera House.
The King enjoyed a performance by the Royal Ballet so much that he “could not stop tapping his feet under the seat” as he was impressed by the show’s energy.
The couple enjoyed the performance alongside hundreds of NHS workers who had been invited to the show in recognition of their work and service, as well as teachers the Royal Opera House works with, and members of the Songs for Ukraine chorus – which invites displaced Ukrainians to come and sing at the Royal Opera House.After meeting Charles and Camilla backstage, principal dancer Matthew Ball said the pair were “impressed with the show and how much energy and joy we brought”.
Principal dancer Mayara Magri said: “ was just impressed with how much dancing we were doing. He said he could not stop tapping his feet under the seat because the music’s very moving and the amount of joy that is on the stage. It is exactly how we feel on stage, so much joy, so much energy.”
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