Network stage door

[dev101]

Has anyone done the stage door at Network? I’m taking my brother to see the show and he is a huge Bryan Cranston fan, and I feel like it would just really make the experience for him if he got to get a picture with Cranston.

[haterobics]

Only thing I noticed when i walked past it was that it seemed like a very tiny space blocked off, so I'd get out there quick. Unless they expand it a bit once the house is emptied...

[ImAProphet]

I've seen signed Playbills from that show, so he definitely comes out and signs. Not sure about taking pictures, but I wouldn't count on it - I know a lot of times when really famous actors stage door they don't do pictures to save time. I'll let someone else confirm or deny that for sure, though. (EDIT: Yes he does.)

He doesn't come out at all after a matinee on a two-show day (that's when I went and was informed of this by the security person).

[CT2NYC]

He takes photos. They're all over Instagram.

[JBroadway]

Cranston is about as fan-friendly as they come (for his level of fame). He’s very generous with his time - he signs, shakes hands, and even chats with people. Not only does he pose for photos, his assistant will actually take the picture for you on your phone so that it isn’t a shaky selfie.

Tatiana Maslany and Tony Goldwyn both come and both are cool with photos

[dev101]

That’s all great to hear! Hopefully we have some luck!

[quizking101]

Is it usually crowded and/or glutted with outside autograph hounds?

[JBroadway]

When I went, they made an announcement that he would only sign show merch, presumably in an effort to avoid that issue. From what I could tell, the crowd was mainly (if not entirely) made up of fans. I didn’t see any autograph hounds, though there might have been some that’s I didn’t notice.

It’s definitely crowded, but civilized

[the.hard.part]

Tatiana, Tony, and Bryan all came out and were very friendly (they came out in that order), Bryan's assistant takes the photos for you. Aside from some pushing from people in the back it was a very pleasant stage door experience.

[TheaterGeek]

I was there last night and they did come out in that order. Tatiana came out pretty quickly and was lovely. She signed and took pics. Tony was great and did the same. As the previous poster mentioned, Bryan’s assistant takes your photo for you which is great because it isnt a rushed selfie. Bryan was extremely gracious and talkative to all that were waiting. There was quite a crowd last night. He signed his book and the Playbill for me. They announce that he will only sign show related memorabilia and his book. It was a great stage door experience with a big but very behaved crowd. Definitely recommend doing it if you can stay after the show!

[quizking101]

Any updates, especially as the weather has been colder? I'm going tonight

[JayElle]

Been there several times, Bryan WILL NOT sign anything that isn't show related, and that includes stuff from Breading Bad, movies, etc.  If it isn't network, it doesn't get signed.

[boonanas]

Does anyone come out after matinees?

[quizking101]

Okay, so for tonight, Tony Goldwyn, Joshua Boone, and Nick Wyman all came out and signed within the first 20 minutes.We waited for Cranston and he came out about 10pm (latest that ever does).

Cranston signed everything, was remarkably friendly, and we could take pictures OF him, specifically because tonight was really freaking cold.

As others have said, he only signs show related stuff and his book.

For those curious, Tatiana Maslany usually dips out quickly and runs for it. Nobody knew she even left until the door guy said she was long gone about 30 minutes ago

[AllThatJazz2]

I have a friend seeing this in March, and she was wondering as to where the location of the stage door is for this?  We're unfamiliar with this particular theater. 

[WayTooBroadway]

When facing the theatre, there’s a gate directly to the left of the entrance.

[Patti LuPone FANatic]

http://www.stageelf.com/stage-doors-on-broadway.html