A comedian, actor, host, and writer, Eric André is best known for Adult Swim’s offbeat, surreal comedy and for The Eric Andre Show, his spoof of the late-night genre. He’s appeared in Man Seeking Woman and Disenchantment and voiced Azizi in the 2019 The Lion King remake. André won a 2024 Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in a Short-Form Comedy Series.

All Out performance dates: December 12 – December 28

Known for his observant brand of stand-up comedy that often revolves around food and fatherhood, Jim Gaffigan created and starred in the autobiographical sitcom The Jim Gaffigan Show for two seasons. He also appeared in films like Linoleum and Peter Pan & Wendy and the 2024 Hulu special The Skinny. Gaffigan let his serious side show on Broadway in a 2011 revival of the sports drama That Championship Season.

All Out performance dates: December 12 - January 11

It takes real ambition to turn a web series into a TV hit — and that’s what comedian, writer, and actress Abbi Jacobson did when she co-created and starred in Broad City. She also voiced Princess Bean in Disenchantment, starred in A League of Their Own, and won an Annie Award for The Mitchells vs. the Machines.

All Out performance dates: December 12 - December 28

Jon Stewart is a political satirist and TV host best known for The Daily Show. He returned to host part-time in 2024 and previously led The Problem with Jon Stewart. Stewart’s film credits include Big Daddy, The Faculty, and Playing by Heart. He has won 24 Emmys, two Grammys, and the Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize.

All Out performance dates: December 12 - December 21

Known for playing cocky Jean-Ralphio on Parks and Recreation, actor, comedian, writer, and Broadway newcomer Ben Schwartz has also played Clyde Oberholt on House of Lies and voiced roles in animated series like Duck Tales. He won an Emmy in 2009 for writing Hugh Jackman’s Oscars intro.

All Out performance dates: December 22 – January 11

What can’t he do? Wayne Brady is a jack of all trades: an improv comedian (Whose Line Is It Anyway?), game show host (Let’s Make a Deal), Broadway star (Chicago, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Wiz, Kinky Boots), singer, and actor. He’s won five Emmy Awards and been nominated for two Grammys.

All Out performance dates: December 29 – January 18

A two-time Emmy nominee known for her decade on Saturday Night Live, Cecily Strong holds the record for longest-tenured female SNL cast member. She starred in Apple TV+’s Schmigadoon!, voiced Marge in The Garfield Movie, and appeared on Broadway in Celebrity Autobiography and off Broadway in The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe and Brooklyn Laundry.

All Out performance dates: December 29 – January 18

Mike Birbiglia is a comedian, actor, and writer known for solo shows on and off Broadway inspired by his own life, like Sleepwalk with Me, The New One, and The Old Man & the Pool, several of which were adapted into Netflix specials. He wrote, starred, and directed the films Sleepwalk with Me and the improv-themed Don’t Think Twice. Other screen credits include Trainwreck and Billions.

All Out performance dates: January 13 - January 18

After an eight-season Saturday Night Live run that introduced us to an array of unhinged alter egos (Angel, a boxer’s girlfriend, teen film critic Bailey, and slacker coworker Crystal), Gardner makes her Broadway debut well-versed in sketch comedy. Other screen credits include Hustle, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Girls5eva, and Shrinking.

All Out performance dates: January 20 – February 15

You likely know this character actor and comedian from his roles as Rafi in The League and Derek in The Good Place, as well as the co-host of the How Did This Get Made? podcast. He's also in the voice cast of animated shows like Big Mouth and Invincible, and has writing credits on the buddy-cop comedy Ride Along and Children’s Hospital.

All Out performance dates: January 20 - February 15

This busy actor, comedian, and musician is best known as laid-back warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin on The Office. Other TV and film credits include Mr. Robot, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Pineapple Express, This Is the End, and Sausage Party. He’s been nominated for five Screen Actors Guild Awards, an Independent Spirit Award, and an Emmy.

All Out performance dates: January 20 - February 15

A groundbreaking stand-up comedian and writer known for The Sarah Silverman Program, SNL, and sharp social satire, Sarah Silverman has appeared in School of Rock, Wreck-It Ralph, Battle of the Sexes, and more. She also created a stage musical adaptation of her memoir The Bedwetter. She’s won two Emmys and has multiple Grammy nominations.

All Out performance dates: January 20 – February 15

Best known as “Cousin Greg” Hirsch on HBO’s Succession, a role that earned him three Emmy nominations, Nicholas Braun has also appeared in films like Sky High, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Zola, and Cat Person. He did double duty playing Jim Henson and Andy Kaufman in the 2024 biodrama Saturday Night, and he makes his NYC stage debut in Gruesome Playground Injuries through December 28.

All Out performance dates: February 17 – March 8

Ashley Park’s career spans theatre, television, and film. She’s a Tony-nominated Broadway actress known for standout turns as Tuptim in The King and I, Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls, and Jess in Grand Horizons. She gained wider fame as Mindy Chen on Emily in Paris, and she has also appeared on screen in Girls5eva, Beef, Joy Ride, and Only Murders in the Building.

All Out performance dates: February 17 – March 8

A household name for starring in the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond from 1996–2005, Ray Romano won three Emmys in that span — one for acting, two for producing. He’s also the voice of Manny the woolly mammoth in the Ice Age franchise, and live-action film credits include The Big Sick and The Irishman.

All Out performance dates: February 17 – March 8

This soul-pop band led by siblings Clyde and Gracie Lawrence, a 2025 Just In Time Tony nominee, is known for keyboard-driven grooves and tight horns. Lawrence has released four studio albums, with their 2024 LP Family Business breaking into the U.S. Pop Top 40 chart with the single “Whatcha Want.” They’ve headlined sold-out tours worldwide, performed at Coachella and other major festivals, and made late-night TV appearances.

All Out performance dates: December 12 - March 8

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