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King and Elba Celebrate Youth Musical Theatre
Idris Elba returned to the National Youth Music Theatre as the charity marked five decades of training and performances for young people.
- On Thursday, King Charles and actor Idris Elba visited the National Youth Music Theatre in Victoria, London, to celebrate the organization's 50th anniversary.
- Elba, an alumnus who attended the charity at age 18 using a grant from what was then The Prince's Trust, credited the organization for changing his life.
- During the visit, the King observed musical theatre workshops and advised students that the best way to understand Shakespeare is to "actually act it," revealing he owns tap shoes.
- Before watching a medley of songs, the King cut a cake marked "50" and met young performers like Tochi, 18, and Xanthe, 23, who called the visit "surreal."
- Founder Jeremy James Taylor expressed he was "delighted" at the milestone, highlighting an organization that has supported alumni including Jude Law and Stephen Graham over 50 years.
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King Charles and Idris Elba celebrate rising young talent at theatre milestone
King Charles was joined by Idris Elba for a special visit to the National Youth Music Theatre in London on Thursday as the celebrated institution marked its 50th anniversary.The King and the actor spent time watching students take part...
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The King marks National Youth Music Theatre anniversary with Sir Idris Elba
Charles was joined by the film star to meet students and staff.
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