Better Call Saul' screen siblings Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean have reunited on Broadway for the revival of 'Glengarry Glen Ross.' Like Jimmy McGill, Odenkirk is feeling his way through the experience.

The two stars, joined by Bill Burr and Michael McKean, take very difference approaches to David Mamet's classic

Culkin leads a cast that includes Bob Odenkirk, Michael McKean and Bill Burr in this latest Broadway revival of David Mamet’s classic tale of trash-talking salesmen.

The TV-heavy cast of this excellent revival directed by the great Patrick Marber (whose 2020 Leopoldstadt remains one of the 21st Century’s great Broadway achievements) seems to have absorbed the Mametspeak dialect once seldom heard outside the walls of the Atlantic Theater Company downtown.

David Mamet’s should-be scorcher of a story about sleazy, lying, ruthless Chicago real-estate salesmen who will commit crimes and ruin lives to close a deal is as laid-back as a

Culkin, who plays "Richard Roma" in the play, joins Odenkirk, of "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" fame, comedian extraordinaire Burr, "Hamilton" alum Donald Webber Jr. and multi-talented Michael McKean as characters wrestling with greed, theft and shaky morals in their workplace.

Start with the casting of recent Oscar winner Kieran Culkin and perennial “Better Call Saul” Emmy nominee Bob Odenkirk, which feels less like star casting and more like miscasting.

Welcome to Tony Talk, a column in which Gold Derby contributors Sam Eckmann and David Buchanan offer Tony Awards analysis. Join us as we take you inside the Palace Theatre to discuss the star-studded Broadway revival of David Mamet's profane classic,