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Queen Camilla Visited Theatre Royal Bath and the Holburne Museum

Queen Camilla Visited Theatre Royal Bath and the Holburne Museum

Queen Camilla visited Theatre Royal Bath and the Schroder Gallery at the Holburne Museum in the city of Bath on 17 February. She watched a rehearsal of a community production of David Copperfield and viewed an exhibition of textiles by fashion designer Zandra Rhodes.

On 17 February, Queen Camilla visited Theatre Royal Bath and the Schroder Gallery at the Holburne Museum in the city of Bath. Queen Camilla greeting the public in Bath Queen Camilla greeting the public outside Theatre Royal Bath. Photo: The Royal Family The Queen first visited Theatre Royal Bath, where she is Patron, and watched a rehearsal of the community production of David Copperfield. She met some of the approximately 100 participants from the region involved in the production. Queen Camilla with participants in the theatre production Queen Camilla with participants in the community production of David Copperfield at Theatre Royal Bath. Photo: The Royal Family Queen Camilla greeting one of the participants Queen Camilla warmly greeting one of the participants in the theatre production. Photo: The Royal Family She then visited the Schroder Gallery at the Holburne Museum to view a new exhibition featuring the colourful textiles of British fashion designer Zandra Rhodes. The exhibition brings together a selection of Dame Zandra Rhodes' screen-printed garments from the 1960s, 70s and 80s, displayed on vintage Adel Rootstein mannequins. Queen Camilla viewing the exhibition at the Holburne Museum Queen Camilla viewing the Zandra Rhodes exhibition at the Holburne Museum. Photo: The Royal Family

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