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Tracee Ellis Ross has officially made her Broadway debut, starring in Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway. After her first performance in the solo play on July 7, the production has released first-look video footage.

Mariska Hargitay took her final bow in Every Brilliant Thing, watch a video of her final bow. She was also joined onstage by her husband, Peter Hermann, who joined her in the performance.

​After Mariska Hargitay sat court-side for New York Knicks captain Jalen Brunson's run in the NBA finals, he visited her at Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway! See photos!

Mariska Hargitay welcomed Knicks MVP Jalen Brunson to Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway — and she even snuck a jersey into the show. See what happened!

Tracee Ellis Ross recently stopped by The Tonight Show, where she spoke about her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing, and how it serves as a full-circle moment for the performer who was inspired by Whoopi Goldberg at a young age. Watch the interview now.

The well-known Knicks superfan walked in the team's championship parade today, wearing a t-shirt repping her ongoing run in the one-person Broadway show. The shirt, which read, 'Brilliant Thing #11: The Knicks,' nods to Hargitay's Broadway gig and was custom made for her by the show's costume department.

Every Brilliant Thing star Mariska Hargitay brought her love of the New York Knicks to the stage tonight, celebrating the team's dramatic Game 4 comeback victory in the NBA Finals. Watch Hargitay react to the win as the Knicks move closer to a championship. Watch the video!

Mariska Hargitay opened on Broadway in Every Brilliant Thing, calling it 'a very profound experience.' She plays through July 5 at the Hudson Theatre.

See first-look photos of Mariska Hargitay in Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway! Her run has been extended through July 5. Don't miss these stunning shots!

Mariska Hargitay made her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing  at the Hudson Theatre. She replaced the show's original star, Daniel Radcliffe, who played his final performance on Sunday, May 24. Check out photos here!

Watch in this video as 2026 Tony nominee Daniel Radcliffe chats more about the honor of leading this particular play, why he loves Broadway so much, and so much more.

Katie Couric joined Mariska Hargitay onstage at Every Brilliant Thing for her opening night gala. Watch the video of Couric hitting the stage as her college professor.

Mariska Hargitay recently extended her run in the play an extra week, through Sunday, July 5. Tracee Ellis Ross will make her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing beginning on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.

Tony Award winner Daniel Radcliffe took his final bow in the hit Broadway play Every Brilliant Thing on Sunday, wrapping up his 13-week run by breaking the house record for the highest-grossing week for a play at The Hudson Theatre.

Mariska Hargitay recently made her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing  at the Hudson Theatre. Learn more and check out a video from Hargitay's first bows here!

Six-time Emmy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Tracee Ellis Ross will make her Broadway debut this summer in Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre. Learn more here!

Mariska Hargitay, who is set to make her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing on Tuesday, May 26, has extended her run in the play an extra week. Learn more about how to get tickets here!

Daniel Radcliffe, Tony-nominated for his performance in the one-person play, picks and chooses a select few at Broadway’s Hudson Theatre every night who help him tell the story of a person coming to terms with his past and reflecting on the beauty he’s seen along the way. 

If you think Duncan Macmillan’s Every Brilliant Thing is a one-person play, think again. The Tony Award-nominated Best Revival relies on its audience to move the story along, and if you’re part of the crowd, you may end up getting married to Daniel Radcliffe — in the show, that is!

Every Brilliant Thing, starring Tony Award winner Daniel Radcliffe, has recouped its Broadway production costs. The solo play was capitalized at $5.75 million, and recouped that investment.

The Broadway production of Every Brilliant Thing hosted a special LGBTQIA+ Mental Health Night at the Hudson Theatre, with partner organizations The Trevor Project and American Foundation For Suicide Prevention. See video here.