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Daniel Radcliffe reprises his West End role as Alan Strang in 'Equus.' Let's get right to it - Daniel Radcliffe, the marquee man-boy and the reason "Equus" has trotted back to Broadway. Yes, he's terrific and gives a passionate performance as Alan... Full Article at New York Daily News
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The revival of the unsettling psycho-drama “Equus” opened on Broadway last night and almost every theater critic from here to London weighed in with a review of play, probably for no other reason than it features a naked Daniel “Harry Potter” Radcliffe. Full Article at NewYorkology
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Daniel Radcliffe stars in "Equus", Peter Shaffer's classic play about the effort to heal a boy who has blinded six horses. Lorenzo Pisoni is "Nugget". Broadhurst Theatre, 235 W. 44 St. , NYC. (Ari Mintz, Newsday / September 25, 2008) Well, he's the real Full Article at Newsday
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PETER Shaffer's "Equus" is a mystery play of sorts, but it's less a whodunit than a whywasitdun. The story of a disturbed young man who steals into a stable one night and blinds six horses - and the child psychiatrist who tries to find out why - Full Article at New York Post
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The young wizard has chosen wisely. Making his Broadway debut in Thea Sharrock’s oddly arid revival of Peter Shaffer’s “Equus,” which opened Thursday night at the Broadhurst Theater, the 19-year-old film star Daniel Radcliffe steps into a Full Article at The New York Times
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In 10 years time, I've no clue where I'll be
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The stage is much more a test of nerve (than film) and seeing what you are made of
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The brilliant thing about Alan is that you wouldn't notice him walking down the street ... He's kind of inconspicuous. He's like Alec Guinness in all those films where he just sort of becomes invisible as soon as he walks into a crowd.
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He's great, absolutely great
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