Riding a Motorcycle, Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad Introduce Broadway to Romeo and Juliet
(© David Gordon)
International film star Orlando Bloom and two-time Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad introduced Broadway to David Leveaux’s upcoming revival of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet — in which they star in the title roles — on Wednesday, August 7 in front of the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
In the spirit of the contemporary production, Bloom arrived via motorcycle before being joined by Rashad to graffiti-tag the side door of their Broadway home in the style of the real-life “Juliet’s Wall” in Verona, Italy. The event was greeted by scores of photographers and fans who crowded West 46th Street to catch a glimpse of the attractive stars.
Check out a behind-the-scenes look at the event in the gallery below.
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The media was asked to gather at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, home to the upcoming revival of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.(© David Gordon)
Production star Orlando Bloom arrives sensibly — on the back of a motorcycle (which he will ride in the show).(© David Gordon)
Hollywood and Broadway hunk Bloom flashes us a smoldering glare. (Note: We are sitting on the sidewalk.)(© David Gordon)
Bloom excitedly greets his on-stage love interest, two-time Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad.(© David Gordon)
Bloom and Rashad make for a very attractive onstage pairing.(© David Gordon)
Bloom graffiti-tags the side door of the Richard Rodgers Theatre, a la Verona’s Juliet Wall.(© David Gordon)
Rashad shares her artistic sensibility.(© David Gordon)
Photographers capture the moment.(© David Gordon)
Bloom and Rashad check out their handiwork.(© David Gordon)
Movie-star Bloom greets his excited fans.(© David Gordon)
This young woman can’t believe she just got to meet Orlando Bloom.(© David Gordon)
Check out David Leveaux’s production of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, starring Condola Rashad and Orlando Bloom, beginning August 24.(© David Gordon)
Click here for more information and tickets to Romeo and Juliet.
