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Here is how Broadway talent dress up for a night out

Spoiler alert: it is quite glamourous and involves a scowling ScarJo.

Jun 10th 2013, 12:13 PM 1,233 Views 0 Comments

LAST NIGHT IN New York saw the 67th Tony Awards take place.

The Oscars of the theatre world, it recognises the many shows that take place on Broadway and is a chance for the stars of some theatre’s biggest shows to walk the red carpet.

That also means they wear all manner of fancy frocks and it’s our chance to see just how they get dolled up on Broadway.

Here is how Broadway talent dress up for a night out
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