- Equus won Best Play Revival.
- Daniel won Dewynters London Newcomer of the Year.
- Those amazing publicity photographs won the AKA Theatre Event of the Year

 "I'm truly delighted and thank everyone so much for voting for me. Equus is a tremendous and thought-provoking play and I'm so proud and honoured to have been a part of this incredible production."

According to The Mirror, Dan's publicist had this to say about the now famous/infamous kiss incident with James Corden:

"It was a spontaneous gesture by James which was very funny. Daniel took it in the light-hearted spirit that was intended."

The full speech  and more

Like I posted earlier, Daniel was fighting for The Bush Theatre (together with more stars) which seemed to be getting closed BUT with a good end: They have saved the Bush Theatre from closure. Read more through the link from The Evening Standard.

Evening Standard:Angry stars save theatres from closure

source: thisislondon.co.uk

Some new quotes have surfaced on the internet about Dan portraying Dan Eldon in the upcoming film, The Journey. Here's what he has to say.

"There's a lot of stuff flying around about this at the moment. I am absolutely attached to it and it would be amazing to play that part. But people are making assumptions about when it's going to happen and it won't happen – if indeed it does happen – for a while yet."

"He was someone (Dan Eldon) who died very young, but seemed to live as full a life as much as anyone who lived to be a ripe old age. It'll be incredible to play him."

source: empireonline.com

Update: My Boy Jack Won the FIPA D'OR Grand prize for best screenplay. See all winners here.

source: fipa.tm.fr

Daniel Radcliffe, Bob Hoskins, Jim Broadbent and Julie Walters have joined the campaign to save the Bush Theatre from a grant cut which threatens its future.

Bush Theatre Campaign
Open Letter from Bush Theatre Supporters
We the undersigned, as supporters of The Bush Theatre, ask Arts Council England to reconsider their proposal to reduce funding to The Bush Theatre. The Bush is a unique and vital force in the development of new plays and playwrights in this country. For thirty-five years it has played a leading role in identifying new talent, developing new plays and producing new work that questions and defines contemporary Britain and our changing world. Last year, over a hundred thousand people saw a Bush production – that success is built upon The Bush Theatre's experienced support and nurturing of playwrights, actors and directors. If British plays and playwrights are to continue to be the envy of the world, they must be supported and championed in this country. London needs a small and properly funded new writing theatre dedicated to discovering new writers and producing new plays. We urge you to reconsider your commitment to playwrights, theatre practitioners and future audiences by allowing The Bush Theatre to thrive, not just survive.

*was signed by Daniel Radcliffe and many more people*

source: thisislondon.co.uk