Radcliffe hopes the play about a troubled boy who blinds horses will be a hit in New York as it was in London. "If we can get a straight play to really succeed in a world of theatre that is so besieged by musicals, that would be a real achievement and I think the time is absolutely right to do it [in New York.]" Radcliffe made headlines this past summer during the eight-week London run of the play because of the nudity required for the part. But he also caught many critics eye, who praised Radcliffe for his talent on the stage. Richard Griffiths, who co-starred with Radcliffe in 'Equus' and the 'Potter' films, will be traveling across the pond for the New York debut as well.
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