As a seasoned cinephile with a penchant for Greek tragedies and a soft spot for Marvel heroes, I must admit my heart skipped a beat when I heard about Brie Larson’s West End debut in Elektra. Having watched her portray Captain Marvel with grace and panache, I can only imagine the raw intensity she will bring to the role of Elektra.
An extraordinary gathering featuring characters from Marvel is set to arrive at the West End next year. Following Sigourney Weaver, who’s a favorite among The Defenders fans, we have Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell. Now, the spotlight shines on Captain Marvel herself, Brie Larson.
In January, the actress known for “The Room” and “Lessons in Chemistry” will make her first appearance on the West End stage in a new production of Sophocles’ “Elektra.
In a central role, Larson will take part in Anne Carson’s timeless adaptation of the tragedy, expertly guided by director Daniel Fish. The story unfolds as Elektra seeks retribution following her father Agamemnon’s murder and the return of her brother Orestes to mourn, with the expected themes of revenge and bloodshed emerging from the Greek tragic narrative.
For the first time in more than a decade, the production is set to make its significant debut on London’s stage. Previously, it was last presented by Kristin Scott Thomas in 2014. The show will initially be staged at Brighton’s Theatre Royal and subsequently transfer to the Duke of York’s Theatre for a brief run in the West End.
After the announcement, Larson expressed his immense enthusiasm about participating in the Greek play, as well as working alongside Daniel Fish and Anne Carson, stating, “I’ve never been more thrilled for a collaboration!
Narrating events, emotions, and memories has always been my preferred approach to understanding life. I’m excited to collaborate with the captivating West End crowd as we journey through this enduring tale together.
Here’s everything you need to know about how to get tickets.
When and where can I see Brie Larson in Elektra?
Elektra will visit the United Kingdom on two occasions. Firstly, it will spend five days at Theatre Royal Brighton, and secondly, it will reside at London’s Duke of York’s Theatre for a period of 11 weeks. Here are the specific dates:
- 13th – 18th Jan 2025 – Brighton, Theatre Royal
- 24th Jan – 12th Apr 2025 – London, Duke of York’s Theatre
How to get tickets to see Brie Larson in Elektra
Tickets will go on sale on Wednesday 2nd October.
It’s unlikely that the tickets will be snapped up right away, but it’s advisable to grab them before they run out, securing your spot well in advance.
To keep up with the latest West End updates, you can catch Matthew Horne and Sigourney Weaver in The Tempest, enjoy Bridgerton in a musical performance, and read our review on Hadestown.
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