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"King Charles delighted theatregoers with a surprise appearance at a sold-out performance of Shakespeare's The Tempest at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. The monarch took his seat among members of the public to watch the production, which stars Sir Kenneth Branagh. Upon his arrival, crowds greeted the King with cheers."
"He was welcomed by the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, Tim Cox, alongside the Royal Shakespeare Company's (RSC) co-artistic directors, Daniel Evans and Tamara Harvey. Inside the auditorium, audience members in the dress circle peered down, while those in the stalls captured the moment on their phones as Charles settled into a seat near the back. He was positioned between Mr Evans and Ms Harvey, and also sat close to Sir Richard Eyre, who directed the RSC performance."
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