Roman Roy and Siobhan Roy are taking over Broadway.

Kieran Culkin was seen waiting for his former Succession costar Sarah Snook outside the Music Box Theatre in New York City on Tuesday, March 11, after Snook’s Broadway debut in her play The Picture of Dorian Gray, in a video an onlooker shared on TikTok.

In the video, Culkin, 42, and Snook, 37, embraced while Culkin praised Snook for her performance in the new Broadway show.

“I was taking pictures of you in the theater. I love you so much,” Culkin, who is also currently on Broadway in a revival of Glengarry Glen Ross, appeared to reference his own play when he said, “It’s going really well.”

Culkin and Snook famously played the Roy siblings with Jeremy Strong and Alan Ruck in four season’s of HBO’s Succession, which 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, Snook and Strong each won Emmy Awards for their performances in Succession during the series’ run, and the trio appears to remain close more than one year after the HBO drama aired its final episode.

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While Snook has been dominating the stage in The Picture of Dorian Grey — which premiered in Australia in 2020 — Culkin just won his first Oscar for his performance in A Real Pain on March 2. Strong, 46, was nominated in the same category for his performance in The Apprentice, and Culkin made sure to shout-out Strong during his speech after they shared a hug on the red carpet.

“He’s right, by the way. Jeremy, you’re amazing in The Apprentice,” Culkin said during that speech, as he referenced presenter Robert Downey Jr.’s sentimental message for Strong’s work as Roy Cohn in The Apprentice. “I love your work. It’s f—ing great. I’m not supposed to single anyone out. It’s favoritism. Anyway, but you were great.”

Culkin previously revealed during a December 2024 episode of Variety’s “Actors on Actors” series that Snook is godmother to his 3-year-old son Wilder. He called Snook “one of my favorite people in the world” in that interview.