Check out the latest photos and videos of Elektra at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London starring Brie Larson.
Oscar-winner Brie Larson (Room, Lessons in Chemistry, Captain Marvel), is making her West End debut in the title role of Elektra – now playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre in the West End until 12 April 2025.
The production is a UK premiere of award-winning poet Anne Carson’s translation of Sophocles’ electrifying drama, directed by Daniel Fish.
New in are more first-look production photos of the show, which also stars Stockard Channing (The West Wing, The Good Wife, Grease) as Clytemnestra, Marième Diouf (Romeo and Juliet, The Globe) as Chrysothemis, Greg Hicks (Grapes of Wrath, National Theatre; Coriolanus, The Old Vic) as Aegisthus, and Patrick Vaill (Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Oklahoma!) as Orestes.
First-look: Elektra – More production images
The Chorus of the show features Hannah Bristow, Wallis Currie-Wood, Jo Goldsmith-Eteson, Nardia Ruth, Rebecca Thorn, and Adeola Yemitan; and the understudy is Arthur Boan.
Elektra is directed by Daniel Fish, who directed the recent Tony and Olivier Award-winning revival of Oklahoma! on Broadway and in the West End.
Joining him in the creative team are: Choreography by Annie-B Parson; Set Design by Jeremy Herbert; Costume Design by Doey Lüthi; Lighting Design by Adam Silverman; Sound Design by Max & Ben Ringham; Composer Ted Hearne; Casting by Heather Basten CDG; Voice & Dialect Kate Godfrey; and Costume Supervisor Deborah Andrews.
Video: Brie Larson goes behind-the-scenes at Elektra
Also check out a video of Brie Larson going behind-the-scenes of Elektra, including footage from rehearsals and the finished production.
Photos: Elektra – in rehearsals
Also check out behind-the-scenes rehearsal photos of Elektra.
Photo: Elektra first day of rehearsals

Elektra had a pre-West End try-out at the Theatre Royal Brighton from 13 to 18 January 2025, and is now playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre, from Friday 24 January to Saturday 12 April 2025.
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