Electra/Persona review – Blanchett and Hoss face off in lopsided Sophocles/Bergman double bill

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Electra/Persona review – Blanchett and Hoss face off in lopsided Sophocles/Bergman double bill

Benedict Andrews’ intense, interval-free mashup of ancient and modernist classics is a show of two halves The Electra bit of the title refers to the Sophoclean tragedy of a daughter trapped in a cycle of vengeance, the Persona part to Ingmar Bergman’s 1966 film about an actor who suddenly stops speaking while performing Electra on stage. Benedict Andrews’ drama after Bergman and Sophocles first welds the two togethe…