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Apr 09, 2026
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Tony Award winner Daniel Radcliffe (Merrily We Roll Along) joins Happy Sad Confused’s Josh Horowitz to talk about his new role on Broadway in the exhilarating and heartwarming interactive one-person show that has become a global phenomenon, Every Brilliant Thing. In the play, a man looks back at his young life as a child whose mother suffers from severe depression and at the list he makes to cheer her, naming all the things that make life worth living – ice cream, water fights, staying up past your bedtime. It’s a list that grows and deepens as he does, and one the audience helps bring to life each night. In a live taping of Horowitz’s Happy, Sad, Confused podcast, Radcliffe talks about his return to Broadway, what it’s like to go from the thoroughly collaborative Merrily to carrying a show singlehandedly and engaging directly with a new audience every night, the importance of shining a light on mental health struggles and of finding joy amidst pain, and more. And he reflects on the wondrous things big and small that make his own life worth living, sparked by this innovative and life-affirming theatrical celebration of being human.
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