Daniel Radcliffe's 'Every Brilliant Thing' on Broadway

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 13th. Daniel Radcliffe is lighting a Broadway in the solo show, every brilliant thing at the Hudson Theatre. The story follows a seven-year-old boy who starts a list of small joys in life after his mother attempts suicide. It's a raw look at depression and loss, but it flips to celebrate everyday wonders that make living worthwhile. The show's magic comes from heavy audience involvement. Radcliffe calls out numbers from the list, and theatergoers shout back items like peeing in the sea, or perfect pasta dishes, amplify through clever. Sound design. People also give pulled-on stays to play roles like the dad or girlfriend, turning each night into a unique improv adventure. Before the lights even dim, Radcliffe roams the aisles, chatting with folks and handing out parts, which amps up the excitement. His boundless energy has audiences laughing and cheering, especially during wild moments like high-fiving the whole room, to a funky drum solo. Hidden in 2013 by Duncan McMillan and Johnny Donahoe, the play has toured worldwide with

1:01stars like Mini Driver and Phoebe. Waller Bridge, Radcliffe brings a hyper-bouncing style that's all his own, making the heavier emotional dives hit even harder. Critics and crowds rave about how he commands the space, blending whimsy with real talk on mental health. It's a reminder that no list can fully shield us, but sharing these brilliant things sure helps. Catch it if you can for an unforgettable night. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Some chase piece? I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.