Berri Larson She changed in bold hair – all part of preparing for her last role.
Larson, 35, offered her newly flying head in Instagram on Saturday, February 1.
“The most distinguished and activated time,” the actress suspended the post, referring to her time on the stage in the Western play Electra. “This video was made to give the taste of what the past few months have been for me and we are preparing for the first time in West End. I have never been in a strict rehearsal process, and the play that we created is unique. Work with this amazing team of actors and creators has changed my life! We built this offer together and we love the performance.
The video included a rehearsal moments that include Larson on the stage, where her head is completely shown. The actress also talks to the camera, explaining that she made the video as “a way to enter” ELEKTRA “The Play.
“Only to look at the rehearsal space,” she explained. “Just to get a kind of way we had to build this offer from A to Z.”
Larson added that the team “honoring” the material source of the play, which is based on the Greek legend of Electra. “These plays did not have specific sites and groups,” I continued. “We somewhat honor in our own way by doing this in an empty theater with some other contemporary elements such as BLIMP.”
This is the second change of dramatic hair that Larson appeared for the first time since work started in the play. In November I showed New factors in a common image on Instagram. The style change was a big tone, as Larson previously wore her blond hair and cut into a bust of her.
Larson opened the play in an interview with Telegraph Posted on January 31. “It is surprising about the number of times that the word” no “says, she said about her personality.” Sometimes I don't think she knows why she said no. But it is the most frequent and permanent part of it. It's like: no! “
Electra It was directed by Tony candidate Danish fish On the basis Ann Carson Translated by the Greek tragedy by Sophocles. Larson's personality is angry with her mother, the college, who killed her father, Ajmmanon.
Larson also told the port. “But this is partly what makes her play a deep experience. There is no role in the play as you have to prepare a way for the audience to love. The play does not try to explain itself. It is only – this is the text, this is what I feel, and I want you to hear what I feel. She refuses Apologize for that.
Electra It opened at West End in London on January 24. The play will continue until April 12.
