Every Brilliant Thing
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Every Brilliant Thing On Broadway – Hudson Theatre 2026
Tony winner Daniel Radcliffe returns to the Hudson Theatre this spring in Every Brilliant Thing, the acclaimed solo play by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe. Directed by Jeremy Herrin and Macmillan, the Broadway premiere features audience participation and a heartwarming journey through the “brilliant things” that make life worth living. Previews begin February 21, 2026, with opening night on March 12 for a strictly limited 13-week engagement through May 24, 2026.
With intimate storytelling, humor, and surprising emotional depth, Radcliffe invites the audience to help tell the story in real time. Don’t miss this limited run at the historic Hudson Theatre — secure your Every Brilliant Thing On Broadway today.
Why Every Brilliant Thing On Broadway Is a Must-See
The Broadway premiere brings Daniel Radcliffe back to the Hudson Theatre after his celebrated, Tony-winning turn in Merrily We Roll Along. The new production of Every Brilliant Thing embraces the show’s signature audience participation and nimble improvisation, making each performance uniquely alive. Learn about the play’s origins and worldwide journey on Wikipedia, and explore Radcliffe’s stage résumé via IBDB.
Created by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe, the piece has toured over 80 countries and was adapted for an HBO special starring Donahoe. For background on the playwrights and prior productions, see Duncan Macmillan’s official site and Jonny Donahoe’s official site.
The 2026 Broadway engagement plays at the landmark Hudson Theatre, whose intimate sightlines and restored interiors make it an ideal home for immersive storytelling. For season context and Broadway resources, visit The Broadway League and news coverage from Playbill and BroadwayWorld.
Behind the scenes, the creative team features Olivier winner Vicki Mortimer (set and costumes), Tony winner Jack Knowles (lighting), and Tony nominee Tom Gibbons (sound), aligning world-class design with the production’s warm, human scale. The result is an evening that balances exuberant comedy with moving reflection — a joyful celebration of the small things that help us carry on.
Frequently Asked Questions – Every Brilliant Thing On Broadway
When are previews and opening night?
Previews begin February 21, 2026. Opening night is March 12, 2026.
How long is the Broadway engagement?
It’s a limited 13-week run through May 24, 2026.
Where is the show playing?
At the Hudson Theatre on Broadway in New York City.
Who stars in this production?
Daniel Radcliffe performs the solo role in this Broadway premiere.
Who wrote the play?
It’s by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe.
Who directs the Broadway production?
Jeremy Herrin and Duncan Macmillan.
What is the show about?
A man reflects on life through a growing list of “brilliant things” that make it worth living.
Does the show include audience participation?
Yes. Audience members help bring moments of the story to life.
Is it appropriate for all ages?
The play addresses sensitive themes with care; discretion is advised for younger attendees.
How long is the performance?
Solo productions typically run around 70–90 minutes without intermission.
Will every performance be the same?
No. Audience interaction makes each performance unique.
What should I wear?
Smart casual is common for Broadway, but there is no formal dress code.
Is the Hudson Theatre accessible?
Yes. Accessible seating and services are available; check venue guidelines before attending.
Are latecomers seated?
Most Broadway shows have strict late seating policies; arrive early to avoid delays.
Can I take photos or video?
Photography and recording during the performance are generally prohibited.
Will there be rush or lottery tickets?
Rush, lottery, or standing-room policies vary by production and may be announced closer to opening.
What if a performance is canceled or rescheduled?
Tickets are typically honored for the new performance date; check your ticket provider’s policy.
Is there a cast album?
It’s a play rather than a musical, so there’s no cast album; related media includes the prior filmed special.
What makes this production special?
Radcliffe’s award-winning stage craft, a world-class design team, and a uniquely participatory script.