Orlando Bloom jets back from holiday break with Miranda

They had just enjoyed a stunning Easter break to a tropical destination.
And Miranda Kerr, her husband Orlando Bloom and their two-year-old son Flynn certainly looked rested and rejuvenated when they arrived back to Los Angeles on Sunday.
The happy family were spotted heading through LAX airport upon their return.

 

Touching down: Miranda Kerr and her husband Orlando Bloom touched down at LAX airport on Sunday with their son Flynn after enjoying an Easter break

Doting father Orlando was seen carrying the couple's adorable son in his arms and cradling his head in his hands as they made their way out of the terminal.
The tiny toddler was bundled up in a grey hoodie and a red baby blanket as he sat comfortably in his father's arms.
Meanwhile, Miranda strode alongside them looking chic as always in denim skinny legs jeans, a black T-shirt and a floral blazer.

 

Forever chic: Miranda looked chic as always in denim skinny legs jeans, a black T-shirt and a floral blazer

A pair of black flats and some black-rimmed sunglasses completed her look.
It is unknown exactly where the family travelled to but Miranda gave endless teasers to the destination by Tweeting an array of gorgeous snaps of the surroundings during her getaway.
And on Sunday, she said Happy Easter to her fans by posting an aerial view of the island they were staying on from the plane she was travelling home in.
'Happy Easter and many blessings to all ❤��☺' she wrote in an accompanying snap.

 

Doting dad: Doting father Orlando was seen carrying Flynn in his arms 

 

Taking to the stage: Orlando seen in a promotional poster for the play with co-star Condola Rashad

It will be straight back to work for the picture perfect family upon their return.
It was just announced that Orlando will star alongside actress Condola Rashad on Broadway this fall in a modern take on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
And the revival will add an intriguing element of racial contrast to the classic tale of two star-crossed lovers.
'The last thing we wanted to do was to do a sort of pompous, classic version of Romeo and Juliet,' said director David Leveaux, a five-time Tony Award nominee.

 

Paradise: On Sunday, Miranda said Happy Easter to her fans by posting an aerial view of the island they were staying on from the plane she was travelling home in

'I'm just taking away all the wallpaper and mantelpieces, all the kind of pompous stuff we associate with grand Shakespeare productions, and try to go as simple as possible.'
On Monday, producers said that previews at the Richard Rodgers Theatre will begin August 24 with an opening night set for September 19.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public on April 8.
The production will also star two-time Tony Award nominee Jayne Houdyshell as the Nurse and Tony nominee Joe Morton as Lord Capulet. The Capulets will be played by black actors and the Montagues by white actors.

 

Teasers: It is unknown exactly where the family travelled to but Miranda gave endless teasers to the destination by Tweeting an array of gorgeous snaps of the surroundings during her getaway

Leveaux stressed that the idea of exploring the racial difference between the two feuding Italian families came organically after the casting of the lead actor and actress.

Picture perfect: Miranda, Orlando and Flynn are pictured in December 2012

'I did not set out to create some conceptual frame,' he said. 'At the end of the day, if you're sitting in Row E in a Broadway theater, you either believe that these two people are in love and are invested in them or the play doesn't work.'
Leveaux said Orlando came aboard first several years ago, thirsty to try his hand at the work despite the director saying there were easier ways to make his Broadway debut.
Years ago, the actor had wanted to join the Royal Shakespeare Company but was persuaded to film The Lord of the Rings instead.
'I was just so fascinated by his passion and his absolute boyish love of this language that I thought, "Yep, that feels like our Romeo,"' Leveaux said.
Leveaux, whose Broadway credits include the musical Nine with Antonio Banderas and Cyrano de Bergerac starring Kevin Kline, found his Juliet after seeing Stick Fly on Broadway and immediately spotting the 'luminous' Rashad, who was playing a maid with a secret.
They began to work together and the director was smitten: 'That combination of wit and heart, which is what you need in a Juliet, seemed sort of irresistible to me.'
Leveaux put the pair together for the first time in Los Angeles a few months ago to see if they could produce sparks and proposed they start performing the Act 2 balcony scene.
'The first line out of Condola's mouth made Orlando laugh,' he said. 'I looked at him and it was like watching a man shed every ounce of armor he had as a celebrity and just adore this girl. I thought, "There you go."'
Leveaux then decided not to be colorblind about the cast, concluding that Juliet's parents must be black and Orlando must come from a white household.
The casting teases out how very conservative the two families have become.
Orlando, who also has appeared in The Pirates of the Caribbean film series, recently completed filming Zulu with Forest Whitaker.
It will be the first Romeo and Juliet on Broadway since Paul Ryan Rudd and Pamela Payton-Wright played the doomed lovers in a 1977 Circle in the Square production.