Broadway Play 'Every Brilliant Thing' Recoups Costs, Nominated for Tony Awards
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The Broadway production of 'Every Brilliant Thing', starring Daniel Radcliffe, has recouped its $5.75 million capitalization after 10 weeks. The play has been nominated for two Tony Awards, including Best Play Revival and Lead Actor for Radcliffe, and will extend its run through June.
Facts First
- Recouped its $5.75 million capitalization after 10 weeks on Broadway.
- Nominated for two Tony Awards for Best Play Revival and Lead Actor.
- Will extend its run through June 28.
- Mariska Hargitay will take over the role after Daniel Radcliffe departs on May 24.
- Is one of three shows this season to recoup, alongside 'Waiting for Gadot' and 'Art'.
What Happened
The Broadway production of 'Every Brilliant Thing' has recouped its entire $5.75 million capitalization after 10 weeks on Broadway. On Tuesday, the play was nominated for two Tony Awards: one for Best Play Revival and one for Lead Actor in a Play for Daniel Radcliffe. The production began previews on February 21 and opened on March 12 at the Hudson Theatre. It will now extend its run through June 28.
Why this Matters to You
If you are interested in Broadway theater, this news indicates a successful and financially stable production that may be easier to secure tickets for before its scheduled end. The Tony nominations could enhance the play's prestige and visibility, which might influence your decision to see it. The planned cast change means you could see a different, notable performer in the role later in the season.
What's Next
The production will continue its run through June 28. Daniel Radcliffe will depart the role on May 24, and Mariska Hargitay will take over thereafter. The Tony Award nominations could lead to increased attention for the play, and the awards ceremony itself may provide a further boost to its profile.