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Seen @ "Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet" Broadway Opening Night After-Party
By SENATUS Editor | 22 September 2013

Thursday was the opening night of Romeo and Juliet on Broadway, starring Orlando Bloom, held at the Richard Rodgers Theatre. Bloom’s wife, model Miranda Kerr sat front and center to watch her husband, and Bloom’s co-star Condola Rashad also had the support of her actress mom Phylicia Rashad in attendance as well.

Liev Schreiber and Spike Lee attended, as did singer Deborah Cox and American Idol alum Justin Guarini. Bloom received a standing ovation, and was tossed the requisite bouquet of roses at the end of the performance. Afterward, the cast and guests headed to the Edison Ballroom for an after-party, where they unwound with a steady stream of cocktails.

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