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Daniel Radcliff BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Daniel Radcliffe has had quite the busy stretch recently, marking a significant return to the New York stage and maintaining his presence in both theatrical and celebrity circles.
The most major announcement came in late October when it was revealed that the Tony Award-winning actor will be headlining a Broadway revival of "Every Brilliant Thing," Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's acclaimed one-person play about depression. The production opens February 21st, 2026 at the Hudson Theatre and runs through May 24th. According to playbill and entertainment outlets, Radcliffe expressed genuine enthusiasm about the role, with writer Duncan Macmillan responding enthusiastically to his involvement, praising his "intelligence, quick wit and charm" needed for the show's interactive elements with audiences.
Beyond his Broadway plans, Radcliffe has been quite the social butterfly on the celebrity circuit. Most recently, on November 3rd, he attended the opening night of "Kyoto" at Lincoln Center Theater in New York, supporting his partner Erin Darke in her performance in the political thriller set during the 1997 Kyoto Climate Conference. The event drew serious star power including former secretaries of state Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, as well as EGOT winner Rita Moreno. According to playbill's coverage, the production features Stephen Kunken and Jorge Bosch reprising their roles from the original London premiere and runs through November 30th.
There's also an interesting professional connection unfolding with his former "Harry Potter" co-star Tom Felton. Felton just made his Broadway debut this month in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," running through May 10th, 2026 at the Lyric Theatre. During a recent "Good Morning America" appearance on November 5th, Felton credited Radcliffe as his inspiration for pursuing Broadway, noting he saw him perform over a decade ago and was impressed by his Tony-winning trajectory. The two will actually be performing on Broadway simultaneously next spring, creating a mini reunion of sorts for the iconic film franchise alumni.
Additionally, Radcliffe appeared in the 2025 film "Jurassic World Rebirth," where he played paleontologist Dr. Henry Loomis, demonstrating his continued film career activity alongside his theatrical pursuits. He's also set to appear in the animated film "Wicked: For Good" releasing November 21st.
Overall, Radcliffe continues solidifying his status as one of theatre's most respected performers while maintaining meaningful personal and professional relationships within the entertainment industry.
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Daniel Radcliffe has had quite the busy stretch recently, marking a significant return to the New York stage and maintaining his presence in both theatrical and celebrity circles.
The most major announcement came in late October when it was revealed that the Tony Award-winning actor will be headlining a Broadway revival of "Every Brilliant Thing," Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's acclaimed one-person play about depression. The production opens February 21st, 2026 at the Hudson Theatre and runs through May 24th. According to playbill and entertainment outlets, Radcliffe expressed genuine enthusiasm about the role, with writer Duncan Macmillan responding enthusiastically to his involvement, praising his "intelligence, quick wit and charm" needed for the show's interactive elements with audiences.
Beyond his Broadway plans, Radcliffe has been quite the social butterfly on the celebrity circuit. Most recently, on November 3rd, he attended the opening night of "Kyoto" at Lincoln Center Theater in New York, supporting his partner Erin Darke in her performance in the political thriller set during the 1997 Kyoto Climate Conference. The event drew serious star power including former secretaries of state Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, as well as EGOT winner Rita Moreno. According to playbill's coverage, the production features Stephen Kunken and Jorge Bosch reprising their roles from the original London premiere and runs through November 30th.
There's also an interesting professional connection unfolding with his former "Harry Potter" co-star Tom Felton. Felton just made his Broadway debut this month in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," running through May 10th, 2026 at the Lyric Theatre. During a recent "Good Morning America" appearance on November 5th, Felton credited Radcliffe as his inspiration for pursuing Broadway, noting he saw him perform over a decade ago and was impressed by his Tony-winning trajectory. The two will actually be performing on Broadway simultaneously next spring, creating a mini reunion of sorts for the iconic film franchise alumni.
Additionally, Radcliffe appeared in the 2025 film "Jurassic World Rebirth," where he played paleontologist Dr. Henry Loomis, demonstrating his continued film career activity alongside his theatrical pursuits. He's also set to appear in the animated film "Wicked: For Good" releasing November 21st.
Overall, Radcliffe continues solidifying his status as one of theatre's most respected performers while maintaining meaningful personal and professional relationships within the entertainment industry.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Daniel Radcliffe has had quite the busy stretch recently, marking a significant return to the New York stage and maintaining his presence in both theatrical and celebrity circles.
The most major announcement came in late October when it was revealed that the Tony Award-winning actor will be headlining a Broadway revival of "Every Brilliant Thing," Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's acclaimed one-person play about depression. The production opens February 21st, 2026 at the Hudson Theatre and runs through May 24th. According to playbill and entertainment outlets, Radcliffe expressed genuine enthusiasm about the role, with writer Duncan Macmillan responding enthusiastically to his involvement, praising his "intelligence, quick wit and charm" needed for the show's interactive elements with audiences.
Beyond his Broadway plans, Radcliffe has been quite the social butterfly on the celebrity circuit. Most recently, on November 3rd, he attended the opening night of "Kyoto" at Lincoln Center Theater in New York, supporting his partner Erin Darke in her performance in the political thriller set during the 1997 Kyoto Climate Conference. The event drew serious star power including former secretaries of state Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, as well as EGOT winner Rita Moreno. According to playbill's coverage, the production features Stephen Kunken and Jorge Bosch reprising their roles from the original London premiere and runs through November 30th.
There's also an interesting professional connection unfolding with his former "Harry Potter" co-star Tom Felton. Felton just made his Broadway debut this month in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," running through May 10th, 2026 at the Lyric Theatre. During a recent "Good Morning America" appearance on November 5th, Felton credited Radcliffe as his inspiration for pursuing Broadway, noting he saw him perform over a decade ago and was impressed by his Tony-winning trajectory. The two will actually be performing on Broadway simultaneously next spring, creating a mini reunion of sorts for the iconic film franchise alumni.
Additionally, Radcliffe appeared in the 2025 film "Jurassic World Rebirth," where he played paleontologist Dr. Henry Loomis, demonstrating his continued film career activity alongside his theatrical pursuits. He's also set to appear in the animated film "Wicked: For Good" releasing November 21st.
Overall, Radcliffe continues solidifying his status as one of theatre's most respected performers while maintaining meaningful personal and professional relationships within the entertainment industry.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daniel Radcliffe has had quite the busy stretch recently, marking a significant return to the New York stage and maintaining his presence in both theatrical and celebrity circles.
The most major announcement came in late October when it was revealed that the Tony Award-winning actor will be headlining a Broadway revival of "Every Brilliant Thing," Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's acclaimed one-person play about depression. The production opens February 21st, 2026 at the Hudson Theatre and runs through May 24th. According to playbill and entertainment outlets, Radcliffe expressed genuine enthusiasm about the role, with writer Duncan Macmillan responding enthusiastically to his involvement, praising his "intelligence, quick wit and charm" needed for the show's interactive elements with audiences.
Beyond his Broadway plans, Radcliffe has been quite the social butterfly on the celebrity circuit. Most recently, on November 3rd, he attended the opening night of "Kyoto" at Lincoln Center Theater in New York, supporting his partner Erin Darke in her performance in the political thriller set during the 1997 Kyoto Climate Conference. The event drew serious star power including former secretaries of state Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, as well as EGOT winner Rita Moreno. According to playbill's coverage, the production features Stephen Kunken and Jorge Bosch reprising their roles from the original London premiere and runs through November 30th.
There's also an interesting professional connection unfolding with his former "Harry Potter" co-star Tom Felton. Felton just made his Broadway debut this month in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," running through May 10th, 2026 at the Lyric Theatre. During a recent "Good Morning America" appearance on November 5th, Felton credited Radcliffe as his inspiration for pursuing Broadway, noting he saw him perform over a decade ago and was impressed by his Tony-winning trajectory. The two will actually be performing on Broadway simultaneously next spring, creating a mini reunion of sorts for the iconic film franchise alumni.
Additionally, Radcliffe appeared in the 2025 film "Jurassic World Rebirth," where he played paleontologist Dr. Henry Loomis, demonstrating his continued film career activity alongside his theatrical pursuits. He's also set to appear in the animated film "Wicked: For Good" releasing November 21st.
Overall, Radcliffe continues solidifying his status as one of theatre's most respected performers while maintaining meaningful personal and professional relationships within the entertainment industry.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI