Elektra, Brie Larson

Elektra starring Brie Larson is a strange, boring play
After two and a half millennia, Sophocles can still pull in a crowd. This week saw the opening of Oedipus at the Old Vic, in which professional Creepy Lil’ Guy Rami Malek drawled his way through a thrilling evening of EDM and interpretive dance.
Elektra starring Brie Larson – review round-up
The Oscar-winning Hollywood star makes her UK debut in Daniel Fish's staging of Sophocles' play, but does the latest Greek tragedy to land in London impress the press? Fergus Morgan rounds up the revi
Elektra, Duke of York's Theatre review - Brie Larson's London stage debut is angry but inert
We live in tragic times given over to cataclysmic events that require outsized emotions in return. That may be one reason to account for the uptick, therefore, in Greek drama, which includes not one but two Oedipi,
Brie Larson makes bruising West End debut as a punk Elektra
The actor’s sardonic, rage-filled performance is the highlight of an austere production at London’s Duke of York’s Theatre
‘Elektra’ Theater Review: Brie Larson Makes West End Debut in Messy, Misguided Take on Sophocles
Stockard Channing also features in this London staging of Anne Carson's translation, directed by Daniel Fish, whose radical 'Oklahoma!' rethink drew acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic.
Review Roundup: Did Brie Larson Impress in ELEKTRA?
Starring Brie Larson, Daniel Fish directs the first major revival in over a decade of Sophokles’ electrifying and timeless play, Elektra, with a translation by poet Anne Carson, at the Duke Of York’s Theatre.
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Elektra Still Has Little of Value to Offer 20 Years Later
When reviewing movies, I try not to be too negative, focus on the positives, or at least find something good in each piece I watch to appreciate the art form, but some just try to test me.