Brie Larson makes her highly anticipated West End debut in the UK premiere of Anne Carson's acclaimed translation of Sophocles' Elektra. This production, directed by Daniel Fish, offers a fresh and electrifying approach to the classic tragedy, encapsulated in a mere 75 minutes of performance. It delves into Elektra's despair and quest for vengeance after her father's murder, intensified by her brother Orestes' return. Acclaimed for its engaging style, the play features a notable cast and is currently showing at the Duke of York's Theatre.
Brie Larson makes her West End debut in the UK premiere of the provocative translation of Sophocles’ Elektra, a tale of grief and vengeance.
The play, described as a 'bone-rattling 75 minutes of punk rock theatre' by Time Out, explores Elektra’s dark struggle post-her father's assassination.
Directed by Daniel Fish, the production features a star-studded cast including Stockard Channing and captures the timeless essence of Sophocles' tale.
A special competition offers a chance to win tickets to Elektra and a £100 dining voucher at Tandoor Chop House, enhancing the audience experience.
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