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By Royal Appointment appears at the Theatre Royal Bath from Thursday 5th to Saturday 14th June. To book tickets contact the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or book online at theatreroyal.org.uk. The world premiere of new play By Royal Appointment, based on the late Queen and her dresser, is playing at Theatre Royal Bath in June 2025.

Review: By Royal Appointment Words by Melissa Blease Theatre Royal Bath until 14 June Modern theatre doesn't always need to blaze a trail, challenge audiences and/or shake us up in order to create impact. Full casting has been announced for the world première of Daisy Goodwin 's new play, BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT, directed by Dominic Dromgoole, which opens at Theatre Royal Bath from 5 to 14 June 2025, before touring to venues across the UK. By Royal Appointment is a behind the scenes peek into the world of our most popular monarch and the image she presented to the world.

Starring national treasure Anne Reid as The Queen, doyen of stage and screen Caroline Quentin as The Dresser, with Olivier award. Daniel Schumann and Lee Dean have announced the full casting for the world première of Daisy Goodwin's By Royal Appointment, directed by Dominic Dromgoole. Joining the previously announced Anne Reid (Queen Elizabeth II) and Caroline Quentin (The Dresser) are James Dreyfus (The Milliner) and James Wilby (The Designer).

By Royal Appointment opens at Theatre Royal Bath on 5 June and runs until. By Royal Appointment is a behind the scenes peek into the world of our most popular monarch and the image she presented to the world. The late Queen Elizabeth II was famous for her discretion.

She never said anything in public that could ruffle the lightest of feathers. But she had one way of expressing what she really thought. The play will run at Theatre Royal Bath until 14 June, before embarking on a visiting Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham, Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House, Malvern Festival Theatre, Mayflower Theatre in Southampton, Richmond Theatre in London, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford and the Lowry in Salford.

By Royal Appointment, Bath Theatre Royal BACK in the dark ages in Bournemouth, and every time a more sordid story emerged from the courts, my first editor used to delight us trainees with the mischievous quip "How unlike the home life of our own dear queen.". Daisy Goodwin's debut play By Royal Appointment which has received its world premiere at Theatre Royal Bath is a witty, warm and quietly powerful exploration of the life of Queen Elizabeth II - told through the dresses and hats she chose, and most significantly, the often invisible hand of those who dressed her. Set in the inner sanctum of royal dressing rooms amidst behind.