Bri Larson A bold hair has changed - and this is all part of the preparation for its latest role.

35 -year -old Larson showed his new shaved head in a post shared by Instagram on Saturday, February 1, February 1.

The actress gave the post the caption of the post, referring to her time in the West End Game, "the most special and enthusiastic time" ElactraThe “As we prepare for our West End's debut, this video has been created to give me a taste of what was for me in the last few months. I was never in the rigid rehearsal process and the drama we created is completely unique. Working with this incredible group of casts and creatives has changed my life! We made this show together and prefer performing. We're a lucky bunch! "

The video included the rehearsal moments featured on the stage in the stage, showing its full shaved head. The actress also talked to the camera, explaining that she made the video as a tokar way inside the play "Electra". "

"To see the rehearsal space simply," he explained. "Only to get an idea of ​​how we had to make this show from the ground up."

Larson has added that the team is "respecting" the source of the play, which is based on the Greek mythology of Electra. "These plays were not specific position and set," he said more. "We are respecting our own way by doing this in an empty theater with other contemporary items like a kind of honor"

Larson has debuted the second dramatic haircut since he started working in the play. In November She showed Cut a new pixie in a picture shared on Instagram. The style change was a significant tune because Larson had previously wore a blonde of his hair and cut off his abdes.

Larson opened about the drama in an interview With Telegraph Published on January 31. "It is amazing that he says 'no' the word 'no' he said," he said about his character. “I sometimes don't think he knows why he doesn't know why. However, it is its most repeated and permanent part. He's just like: No! "

Elactra Managed by Tony's nominee Danish fish And based on Ann Carson Translation of the Greek tragedy by Sophocles. The character of Larson is enraged with his mother Clitemnestra, who killed his father Agamemnon.

Larson also told the outlet, "He is basically inconsistent, unwilling to see the good." "But this is partly acting as such a deep experience. There is no part in the drama where you need to set up a way to choose the audience. The play is not trying to explain itself. That's right - that's the text, I feel like this and I want you to feel how you are. And he refused to apologize for it. You don't want to see the female characters who do it anymore. "

Elactra Open on West End in London on January 24. The drama will run until April 12.