All Out: Comedy About Ambition By Simon Rich, the follow-up to last season's All In: Comedy About Love, has found a Broadway home for its previously announced premiere. The show will play the Nederlander Theatre for 12 weeks beginning December 12, through March 8, 2026.

And like All In (which collected Rich's stories about love), the work will feature a rotating roster of celebrities reading comedic stories by Rich, originally published in The New Yorker. Scheduled to participate this time around are Eric Andre (December 12-28), Jim Gaffigan (December 12-January 11, 2026), Abbi Jacobson (December 12-28), Jon Stewart (December 12-21), Ben Schwartz (December 22-January 11, 2026), Wayne Brady (December 29-January 18, 2026), Cecily Strong (December 29-January 18, 2026), Mike Birbiglia (January 13-18, 2026), Heidi Gardner (January 20-February 15, 2026), Jason Mantzoukas (January 20-February 15, 2026), Craig Robinson (January 20-February 15, 2026), Sarah Silverman (January 20-February 15, 2026), Nicholas Braun (February 17-March 8, 2026), Ashley Park (February 17-March 8, 2026), and Ray Romano (February 17-March 8, 2026). Additional casting, by Taylor Williams, is to be announced.

Tickets are on sale at AllOutBroadway.com.

Alex Timbers will be back to direct All Out after helming All In, which was regularly one of Broadway's top grossers throughout its run. Performances will also feature live, original music from soul-pop band Lawrence (fronted by Tony nominee Gracie Lawrence), at all performances. The show will give the Nederlander a holiday tenant as we await the Broadway debut of Schmigadoon!, which begins performances next spring.

Seaview and Lorne Michaels are also back producing, with Micah Frank and Caroline Maroney again producing for Michaels' Broadway Video. Wagner Johnson Productions will again serve as general manager.