‘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 ...
Brie Larson on Marvel and misogyny: ‘I can’t answer that without it becoming a problem for me’
In a south London ­rehear­sal studio, the Oscar-winning ­actress Brie Larson is raging into a microphone ...
Can Movie Stars Handle Greek Classics? London Is Finding Out.
Sophocles is suddenly everywhere on the city’s stages. In concurrent shows, Rami Malek is playing Oedipus and Brie Larson is ...
Brie Larson Did Not Hold Back After A Journalist Asked Her About Getting Hate From Marvel Fanboys: ‘Nothing To Do With Me'
Benedict Cumberbatch recently participated in Variety’s “Know Their Lives” video series and shared some regret over his ...
Stockard Channing, 80, Is Hardly Recognizable in New Event Photos
The 80-year-old stars in the production of Elektra as Clytemnestra, while Larson plays the titular character. The play is an ...
Elektra: Brie Larson is no marvel in this messy production
There should be a support group for critically battered American stars who’ve made London debuts in duds. Sigourney Weaver’s ...
Brie Larson Shows Off Shortest Buzz Yet in Bare-Faced New Video Detailing 'Empowering' Role in Elektra
Brie Larson is giving fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her latest production 'Elektra,' as well as a look at her new buzz ...
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Brie Larson unveils new look for ‘Elektra’ theatre play
Brie Larson unveiled a dramatic new look ahead of the much-anticipated theatre iteration of Elektra.The Captain Marvel star ...
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Brie Larson Shows Off Shaved Head During ‘Rigorous’ West End Play Rehearsals
Brie Larson has made a bold hair change — and it’s all part of the preparation for her latest role. Larson, 35, showed off ...
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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 ...