After a performance from Bryan Cranston and cast in the limited engagement production of All the Way, the ever-accommodating award-winning actor signed autographs and took pictures with fans…
Seattle Repertory Theatre announced its 2014–15 season, which will include the first presentation of Seattle writer Robert Schenkkan's two-part Lyndon B. Johnson plays, All the Way…
Multi-award-winning stage and screen star Bryan Cranston headlines the new political drama All the Way on Broadway and the affable actor took some time out while signing autographs outside t…
Bryan Cranston, starring as as LBJ in ALL THE WAY, was lauded recently by an impressive array of celebrities and dignitaries. Whoopi Goldberg, Trudie Styler, Sting, playwright Janet Langhart…
Bryan Cranston has gone from meth manufacturer Walter White on Breaking Bad to President Lyndon B. Johnson in Broadway’s All the Way, but the Emmy winner will soon tell his own story. …
Broadway is moving closer to returning to the days of 25 actors filling a stage, of Street Scene and The Green Pastures and You Can’t Take It With You, and this one plays out in sugges…
April's edition of "On Stage Across America" highlights the Broadway productions of Rocky, All the Way and Disney's Aladdin and takes a peek at the national tour of We Will Rock You, a West …
Broadway’s Best Shows asks audiences what they thought of Robert Schenkkan’s new play, All The Way! Bryan Cranston, the three-time Emmy® Award-winning star of "Breaking Bad," …
Recently All The Way and ‘Breaking Bad’ star Bryan Cranston stopped by The Colbert Report to discuss taking on the role of LBJ! Watch the interview below:
Broadway " Neil Simon Theater. March 6-June 29, 2014. Drama. Author: Robert Schenkkan. Director: Bill Rauch. Critic: David Lefkowitz (March 2014). ***1/4 Ah, American politics. A federal gov…
Well, this conversation quite literally heads south rather quickly. Emmy Award winner Bryan Cranston took a break from portraying Lyndon B. Johnson in Broadway’s All The Way to discuss…
In between the drama that marked JFK's and Richard Nixon's years in the White House, Lyndon Johnson's presidency tends to get lost. But a new play salutes the crafty Texan.