Kieran Culkin Shouts Out at Succession Costar Sarah Snook’s Broadway Debut as He Heads to His Own Show

Kieran Culkin is a busy man, but he always stops to make time for his friends — including his former Succession costars.

PEOPLE was on the red carpet for the opening night of The Picture of Dorian Gray at the Music Box Theatre in New York City on Thursday, March 27. Sarah Snook stars as 26 characters in the play.

Culkin, 42, presumably on his way to perform in Glengarry Glen Ross, was spotted taking time to shout out some of his former Succession costars, who were on the carpet supporting Snook, 37.

Various actors who have appeared on the show were at the event, including Juliana Canfield, David Rasche, Peter Friedman, Natalie Gold, Sydney Lemmon, Dagmara Dominczyk and Arian Moayed.

They all were posing together for photos as Culkin drove by and smiled with glee. They yelled “Kieran” as he greeted them from his vehicle.

It’s no surprise that Culkin took time to support Snook the best way he could as the two famously played the Roy siblings with Jeremy Strong and Alan Ruck in all four seasons of HBO’s Succession.

The show revolved around each character’s attempts to secure a position as the future CEO of their father, Logan Roy’s company, as he nears retirement.

Culkin previously revealed during an episode of Variety’s “Actors on Actors” last December the special relationship Snook has with his family.

“She’s my son’s godmother. And one of my favorite people in the world,” he said.

Culkin is a father to 3-year-old son Wilder and daughter Kinsey, 5, with wife Jazz Charton.

Although they are close, he admitted that they don’t speak as much as he’d like since they live so far apart.

“I’m not the best with the phone thing. I always relied on the fact that there was going to be another season,” he said.