Daniel Radcliffe’s one-man play revival, “Every Brilliant Thing,” has recouped its full $5.75 million Broadway production capitalization, producers announced. The investment is reported as being recovered after the show’s performance week ending May 3, with one outlet placing the recoupment “last week” after the show opened on March 12. The production has been on Broadway for about 10 weeks. The show is a revival nominated for Tony Awards, and it is reported to be recognized in categories including best play revival. Radcliffe is also set to receive a nomination for lead actor in a play, according to one report. In addition to Radcliffe, Deadline notes that Mariska Hargitay is scheduled to join the production as part of a future casting change tied to her Broadway debut. Beyond recouping costs, one source reports box-office gross figures of $1,718,476, though the exact period for that figure is not fully detailed in the excerpts. Overall, all outlets agree that the production has recovered its $5.75 million capitalization during its current Broadway run.