'All the Way,' With Bryan Cranston, Sets Broadway Opening Date The producers of "All the Way," Robert Schenkkan's play about Lyndon B. Johnson's tumultuous first year as president, are banking on the star power provided by Bryan Cranston in the lead role, announcing a Broadway opening date in a theater usually occupied by big-budget musicals. "All the Way" will begin previews Feb. 10 for a March 6 opening at the 1,400-seat Neil Simon Theater. The musical "Big Fish" closes there on Dec. 29; earlier tenants include "Hairspray," "Catch Me If You Can" and the recent revival of "Jesus Christ Superstar." After a start at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the play - with Mr. Cranston, the Emmy-winning "Breaking Bad" star, joining the cast - ran at the American Repertory Theater in September. Bill Rauch, who directed the Oregon and A.R.T. stagings, will direct the Broadway production as well. In announcing details of the opening on Tuesday, the producers also confirmed that Michael McKean and Brandon J. Dirden would continue with the production on Broadway as J. Edgar Hoover and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, respectively.