‘Cabaret’ Emma Stone Haircut 2014: Andrew Garfield Girlfriend Shows Off New Bob And Red Hair Color Before Broadway Debut At ‘Birdman’ Premiere! [PHOTOS]

Emma Stone went redder and shorter with her new haircut, preempting her Broadway debut in "Cabaret" when Michelle Williams steps down as Sally Bowles. Andrew Garfield's girlfriend showed off her new bob and red hair color at the Venice Film Festival and premiere of her film "Birdman."

Emma Stone, 25, showed off her new haircut while wearing a beautiful tulle Valentino Couture gown that wowed on the red carpet. According to E! News, Emma Stone's bob was similar to the haircut she had while promoting "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" last spring.

Over the summer - and even when she touched down in Venice - Emma Stone's hair was much longer and hit her shoulders. For the Venice Film Festival, Stone chopped off inches of her red hair into a modern, textured, and blunt bob, crafted by celeb stylist Mara Roszak, Us Weekly reports.

Meanwhile, Emma's boyfriend Andrew Garfield, 31, is letting his hair grow out. When he arrived in Venice on August 26, he reportedly was sporting a "full-on mountain man beard."

As we previously reported, Stone has spoken to BellaSugar in the past about how she enjoys being a redhead, though her natural hair color is blonde. She revealed she dyed her hair when auditioning for the film "Superbad," directed by Judd Apatow, Fashion & Style reports.

"I had been blonde my whole life and I dyed it brown when I was 15. Then when I went to the camera test for 'Superbad,' Martha MacIsaac, who was the other girl in the movie, had brown hair," she said.

"Judd Apatow walked in and said, 'Make it red.' So they took me to a colorist and made my hair red. It's just kind of been red ever since, except, you know, when it was blond for 'The Amazing Spider-Man.' My mom's a redhead. I think maybe there's that, too; the coloring and the association with my mom being a redhead. I really liked that," she continued.

As we previously reported, Emma Stone will make her Broadway debut in November when she takes over Michelle Williams' role as Sally Bowles in Roundabout Theatre's Broadway revival of "Cabaret." Williams leaves Nov. 9 and Stone takes over on Nov. 11. Meanwhile, Alan Cumming extended his stay in "Cabaret" until March 29.