Tom Holland waves to fans while holding hands with his glamorous girlfriend Zendaya as she supports him at press night of Romeo & Juliet

They have rapidly become Hollywood's favourite power couple. And Tom Holland and Zendaya showed why on Thursday night, as the actress supported her boyfriend at the press night of Romeo & Juliet at The Duke Of York's Theatre in London. Tom Holland and Zendaya cemented their place as Hollywood's favourite power couple on Thursday night, as the actress supported her boyfriend at the press night of Romeo & Juliet at The Duke Of York's Theatre in London The Spider-Man star, 27, stars as Romeo in the Jamie Lloyd production alongside Francesca Amewudah-Rivers as Juliet And following the performance, he walked hand in hand with Zendaya, 27, out of the theatre to greet the crowd of waiting fans While Zendaya showcased her famously impeccable style once again, in a black gothic-inspired dress, adorned with sequins. The actor looked exhausted but pleased as he waved, wearing a black Prada jumper and a matching pair of tailored trousers While Zendaya showcased her famously impeccable style once again, in a black gothic-inspired dress, adorned with sequins The dazzling number boasted a corseted bodice, to cinch her in at her tiny waist and a wide flared skirt and the Challengers star added heeled boots and a beaded necklace, while beaming proudly and leading her boyfriend to their waiting car However, attendees were divided over award-winning director Jamie's signature stripped-back staging, with several branding it 'underwhelming'. The initial reactions to the modern adaptation of the Shakespeare tragedy have been very positive, with the lucky attendees of the previews taking to social media to praise lead stars Tom and Francesca, as 'amazing' and 'superb casting' While The Daily Mail's Patrick Marmion gave the play four stars and singled out Tom for praise, gushing: 'His commanding cheekbones and curving jaw suck the breath from the audience and keep us wrapped in his dreamy gaze' However, attendees were divided over award-winning director Jamie's signature stripped-back staging, with several branding it 'underwhelming' The play marks Tom's first return to the stage after his West End debut in 2008, when he played the lead role in Billy Elliot the Musical at 12 years old