And a word or two is about all there is! The little I know (and probably all anyone knows) about W.L. “Bumps” Adams (Walter Lawrence Adams, 1894-1943) comes at the hands of Steve Massa’s indispensable boo…

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A series of workshops that are part of the Dance Reflections festival help to demystify contemporary dance. There are classes for pros, nonprofessionals and even children.

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By David Sheward March 12, 2026: There have been numerous attempts at updating Greek tragedy. This season alone the tale of Oedipus has seen a new modern version from Robert Icke and a revival of the gospel mu…

Opening night of Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre delivers something rare on Broadway right now — a deeply human evening that is as playful as it is profound. Written by Duncan Macmillan, the story…

Data, now playing at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, is one of the most relevant—and unsettling—new plays of the season. Written by Matthew Libby, the play dives headfirst into the murky waters of AI ethics, su…

PARADISE’S MAILMAN — What a strange, strange episode. Five episodes in and we still haven’t seen the bunker; only scattered dialogue about it. At the end of episode 4, Xavier (Sterling K. Brown) reached A…

One Actor. One Audience. One million reasons. Tony Award® winner Daniel Radcliffe returns to the stage in the hilarious and heartwarming play, Every Brilliant Thing. In this one-of-a-kind solo show, a man look…

Radcliffe doesn’t just do away with the fourth wall, he manages to expand his magical aren’t-people-wonderful optimism to include the whole orchestra, mezzanine and balcony. The post Daniel Radcliffe Makes …

That some 50 minutes later Radcliffe would have me, along with the rest of the crowd, stand up to do the wave without an ounce of cynicism speaks to his extraordinary charm as a performer, and to the writers Du…

Even Radcliffe’s seemingly effortless charisma can’t entirely disguise a shallow, generic feeling at the heart of Every Brilliant Thing. For all its noble intentions, this mixture of TED Talk, improv, and i…

In their arresting play, “Every Brilliant Thing,” co-creators Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe are tackling suicide and deep-seated depression with a levity and wit rarely depicted on stage before. Starri…

He’s a human ping-pong ball, a fizzing sparkler, a genuinely effervescent, generous, and curious individual whose dynamic is less Former Star of $35 Billion Media Franchise and more Adorable Nerd Who Just Ask…

Primo tickets for Every Brilliant Thing cost more than $400, and if you don’t mind spending top dollar on a dime-thin show, this one won’t disappoint; it’s diverting and at times even touching. But, appea…

Every Brilliant Thing is unsparing and clear-eyed in its presentation of the realities of depression and suicide, yet glows with a hopeful, life-affirming aura that convincingly depicts the value of struggle, a…

Watching one of the most famous faces on planet Earth literally work the room — bouncing manically from row to row and enthusiastically thanking those who agree to participate — is an absolute delight and s…

For its Broadway debut, the production wisely preserves the intimacy that defined earlier stagings. The Hudson Theatre has effectively been arranged to recreate the closeness of the Barrow Street Theatre experi…

Caitlin Hornik had every intention of reviewing the first-ever Broadway mounting of ‘Every Brilliant Thing,’ but Daniel Radcliffe had other plans for her

Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's solo show is at the Hudson.

The actor’s fondness for the audience radiates outward in this delightful interactive play about naming and noticing the good in the world.

Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway in an open-hearted solo play, or is it a 971 person play? Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Maga…

Review by Ron Fassler . . . Daniel Radcliffe has the distinction of being a worldwide household name and face for twenty-five of his thirty-six years. The British-born actor first burst onto the screen as Harry…

Hudson Theatre, New York The hit one-man show about depression suffers from plain and often corny writing yet is saved by an exuberant turn from the Tony-winning Harry Potter star Every Brilliant Thing present…

★★★★★ Duncan Macmillan’s play is an unexpected Broadway treat The post Every Brilliant Thing: A Lustrous Evening with Daniel Radcliffe appeared first on New York Stage Review.

It’s not every day that Harry Potter calls you old. To be clearer, it was Daniel Radcliffe, now a bearded young dad in his mid-30s, who approached my partner and me minutes before the start of Every Brilliant…

Theatrely's Broadway review of Every Brilliant Thing starring Daniel Radcliffe and written by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe at the Hudson Theatre in New York City.

In the superb production of the solo play Every Brilliant Thing opening tonight on Broadway, the unstoppable Daniel Radcliffe plays the troubled but tenacious son of a woman whose long stretches of bedridden de…

Discussions surrounding mental health are finally becoming commonplace in society. Therapy and psychiatrists are no longer an anomaly in everyday conversations, but suicide and suicidal ideation are still taboo…

The natural qualities that made Daniel Radcliffe a perfect Harry Potter echo in the main character in Duncan Macmillan’s Broadway play

★★★★★ The "Harry Potter" star headlines this Broadway revival of Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's poignant one-man play about a man who makes a list of reasons to live for his suicidally depressed…

Before Daniel Radcliffe gets on stage to start this funny and moving play that’s built around his character compiling a list of “everything worth living for,” he rushes around the Hudson Theater, greeting…

The Broadway premiere of Duncan MacMillan’s EVERY BRILLIANT THING, starring Tony Award winner Daniel Radcliffe opens at Broadway's Hudson Theatre tonight. The play marks the first time Radcliffe returns to th…

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Anna Ziegler’s feminist take on Sophocles tries to tie in reproductive politics, but the play keeps trampling over its own ideas.

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Two huge culture industry deals in the past week, both in entertainment, and maybe they don't seem connected. Certainly not connected to non-profit arts. But these are exactly the kind of culture infrastructure…

The National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT) has announced the programming lineup and panelists for its 2026 Spring Conference, as well as the recipients of the 2025–2026 Writers Residency Grants through …

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed. The Music of the Night Plays On Off-Broadway’s immersive Phantom of the Opera reimagining, Masquerade has been extended for a fifth time. Created an…

Before writing Wicked, Stephen Schwartz composed the musical CHILDREN OF EDEN, and this spring a Chicago staged reading of the work will be available to stream online for one weekend only. Michelle Williams app…

It has been eleven years since the play “Every Brilliant Thing” penned by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe, opened Off Broadway at the intimate 199 seat Barrow Street Theatre in New York. The relatively …

Daniel Radcliffe is tremendous as an Englishman coping with his mother’s suicide attempts; the audience participates in this exhilarating solo show. The post Every Brilliant Thing appeared first on Theatersc…

Interview: From the National Theatre to Netflix, we chat to Gracie McGonigal about Into The Woods, The Little Big Things, Bridgerton, and a fast‑rising career The post Interview: From The Crucible to Bridgert…

Jane Lapotaire, the British stage actor whose only Broadway performance — in the title role of Pam Gems’ Edith Piaf musical Piaf — won her a 1981 Tony Award, died March 5, in the UK. She was 81. Her death…

Age: 24 Hometown: Houston, Texas Current role: Noah Pacht stars as Ponyboy in The Outsiders on Broadway beginning March 17, 2026. Previous roles: Pacht made his Broadway debut last season in Kimberly Belflo…

New production images have been released for Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre The post First Look Production Images Released for T…

The Late Show will celebrate the 15th anniversary of The Book of Mormon next week with a special episode dedicated to the Tony Award-winning musical. On Monday, March 16, writers Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Ro…

First look production images have been released for I’m Every Woman – The Chaka Khan Musical The post First Look Production Images Released for I’m Every Woman – The Chaka Khan Musical appeared first on…

Directed by Eric Tucker, the production feature four actors inhabiting the 19 roles of Othello.

The Off-Broadway piece explores the small human connections that make up life, focusing on people navigating the complexities of health.

The solo show, with audience participation, is running at the Hudson Theatre.

If you've ever wanted to share a stage with Tony winner Daniel Radcliffe, now may be your chance. The Harry Potter alum returns to Broadway's Hudson Theatre, where he previously completed a record-breaking run …

I was delighted to bump into my old yet evergreen friend Jonny Porkpie last night at Target Margin’s This is Real — it reminded me that I have yet to plug his excellent Substack Burlesque 1937, in spite of …

Today’s new Travalanche posts for March 12, 2026 are about Liza Minnelli’s new book and recent documentary, as well as Target Margin’s terrific new production This is Real, and Jonny Porkpie’s SubStack …

By Stuart Miller... This play by two deaf actors finds creative ways to tell its story even when the protagonists can’t reach each other.

Aya Ogawa will direct for En Garde Arts.

Lillias White, Raymond J. Lee, Jordan Fisher, and more are slated to perform.

The additions will help strengthen ETF's commitment to supporting theatre education in K-12 schools.

The Mark Rosenblatt play arrives in New York after an acclaimed engagement in London's West End.

The British stage veteran acted for Laurence Olivier at the National Theatre and with the Royal Shakespeare Company. She returned to acting after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage in 2000.

Netflix has confirmed that a sequel is officially in development for KPop Demon Hunters, the popular 2025 animated musical. The film was an unprecedented hit for the streamer, becoming the most-watched Netflix …

Art Lab Productions will present an invite-only, industry reading of The King’s Critique, a new musical by Nat Zegree and Eric Holmes. Directed by Tiffani Swalley, the reading is set for Thursday, March 26th …

John Cameron Mitchell says he is working on a "secret" musical project with My Chemical Romance. While appearing on Bob the Drag Queen's Only Child podcast, the Oh, Mary! star revealed that a "project for theat…

Mark Rosenblatt’s Olivier Award-winning play Giant, starring two-time Tony Award winner John Lithgow as Roald Dahl and directed by two-time Tony Award winner Nicholas Hytner, began performances on Broadway la…

Like many in the entertainment industry, Nathan Lane isn't thrilled with Timothée Chalamet's controversial comments about opera and ballet, who said "no one cares about" the mediums during a conversation with …

Personal ethics and money clash in seeking the fountain of youth in the compelling drama Spare Parts. The post Spare Parts appeared first on The Front Row Center.

We are grateful for a third occasion to post about show biz monster Liza Minnelli, on top of our main biographical post, and the account of the time we met her. Her new autobiography Kids, Wait Till You Hear Th…

Carl Andress will direct the reading for the Project Shaw series.

Legend and Jackson’s Lifted Film Co. will co-produce the show, which is scheduled to open on Broadway this spring.

The Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle (LADCC), Southern California’s preeminent organization of professional theatre critics and journalists, is pleased to announce the Finalists for its 2025 Season Awards h…