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Simon Rich’s new Broadway show, based on short stories he wrote for The New Yorker and inspired by the Magnetic Fields’ album “69 Love Songs,” made waves after announcing their rotating full cast made up of “some of the funniest people on the planet” including John Mulaney, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jimmy Fallon, Fred Armisen and Richard Kind.
But wait! There’s more!
On select date♛s, comedy ringers Aidy Bryant, , , and Chloe Fineman will also take part in the show that reportedly featurea a n⛄umber of comic vignettes centered around dating, heartbreak and marriage.
Rounding out the impressive ensemble are Sam Richardson, Annaleigh Ashf🐷ord, Andrew Rannells and Renée Elise Goldsbe💙rry.
“Sometimes they will play pirates, sometimes they will play dogs, and there’s one where we make them talk in British accents,” the play’s synopsis states. “But even though the show’s kind of all over the place, it’s meant to tell one simple story: that the most important part of life is who we share it with. We hope everybody will relate to it, even if it was their date’s idea to come and they are starting out from a place of quiet resentment.”
Husband and wife folk-rock pair The Bengsons will accompany the comedic talent — playing cuts from the aforementioned “69 Love Songs” as well as a few tracks of their own — all ten weeks “All In” runs at New York City’s from Wednesday, Dec. 11 until Sunday, Feb. 16.
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“All In” Broadway schedule 2024-25
Prior to the show’s run, John Mulaney, Simon Rich and “All In” director Alex Timbers will take part in a conversation about the production at NYC’s as part of the 25th New Yorker Festival.
“This event is not the play,” they claim on . “This event is a preview of an excerpt from the play. The play is about love. It’s fair to say the excerpt will also be about love. In other words, you’re going to love it.”
Once “All In” debuts on , it will run Wednesday through Sunday for two weeks.
After that, things get a bit confusing. On the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s, there will be shows on Monday and then Thursday through Sunday.
The last few weeks will adhere to a🌱 more traditional Tuesday through Sunday, eight-show a week schedule.
Matinees are on Sundays.
To find the show that best works forℱ your calendar, you can .
“All In” cast schedule
There’s another wrinkle to seeing “All In” live.
With its rotating cast, you’ll likely want to review who is performing when to make sure you see your favorite stars (although, with this troupe, you really can’t miss at any show).
To make sure you see who you want to see, check out the official “All In” cast schedule here:
“Glory Days” by Simon Rich
Ahead of the play’s debut, you can whet your Simon Rich-John Mulaney whistle by checking out the recently-released “Glory Days,” a collection of comedic short stories about aging Millennials by Rich and read aloud by Mulaney with his trademark comic verve.
Highlights include the laugh-out-loud funny “We’re Not So Different, You and I” about a supervillain hellbent on finding friends, the vindictive “The City Speaks” told from the perspective of New York City and the Aesop Fable-like “Riding The Rails” where a father strategically slips away to use the bathroom on a family trip so he can have a minute to himself only to meet a weary traveler who has all the best tips and tricks to elongate his sneaky break.
Often absurd, always hysterical and poignant, “Glory Days” fits right in with best of Rich’s oeuvre alongside the groundbreaking “Man Seeking Woman,” silly “Miracle Workers” and his landmark story “Sell-Out” which was adapted into the 2020 feature film “An American Pickle” starring Seth Rogen and Sarah Snook.
Want to hear for yourself?
You can listen to the four-hour audiobook version of “Glory Days” .
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This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and al💙l prices are subject to ♍change.