Daniel Radcliffe's Every Brilliant Thing: A Joyful Journey

0:00On March 13th, here's the latest in entertainment and celebrity news. Daniel Radcliffe is starring in the one-person show every brilliant thing, which just opened at the Hudson Theatre on Broadway. The play tackles heavy topics like depression and suicide through a growing list of small joys that make life worth living. Radcliffe plays a narrator who started the list as a seven-year-old after his mother's suicide attempt. The show's unique twist involves the audience reading the list items back to Radcliffe from different parts of the theater. The sound design makes voices echo from the orchestra, mezzanine, or even on stage. Theatre goers also get pulled into roles like the narrator's father, girlfriend, or professor, adding improv energy that Radcliffe rolls with, seamlessly. Before the show starts, Radcliffe works the aisles, chatting with people and handing out parts, which creates a fun buzz. His down-to-earth charm shines as he bounces road-to-road, thanking volunteers and setting a joyful tone right away. Even in 2013 by Duncan McMillan and Johnny Donahoe, the play has toured worldwide and

1:04starred actors like Minnie Driver and Phoebe, Waller Bridge. Donahoe originated the role and a filmed version is on HBO Max. Radcliffe brings frenetic energy to the part, high-fiving the crowd and ad-living clever lines, but he also shows the limits of positivity against. Inner struggles, it's a reminder that paying attention to life's ups and downs is part of living fully. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from you pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. Thanks so well, I-SoliPillow.com.