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John Mulaney Sets 18-Stop U.S. Headlining Standup Comedy Tour for 2023: See the Dates

The trek is slated to begin in New York this November.

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Fresh off the announcement of Big Mouth’s forthcoming seventh season — which is set to star Megan Thee Stallion — comedian, voice actor, and writer John Mulaney has revealed a slew of new 2023 tour dates.

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Fans can begin purchasing tickets for Mulaney’s new shows on Wednesday, Sept. 27 through an artist presale, with additional presales running throughout the week ahead of the general onsale — which will begin on Friday, Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. local time on the official Ticketmaster website.

Baby J , Mulaney’s latest standup special ,  debuted in April and earned him a pair of Emmy nominations: outstanding variety special (pre-recorded) and outstanding writing for a variety special.   He has won two Emmys for his work on Saturday Night Live and John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City . In 2018, Kid Gorgeous at Radio City peaked at No. 2 on Comedy Albums , becoming Mulaney’s third of four consecutive top five entries on the chart. The set also became his first to enter Top Album Sales (No. 96).

Check out the new John Mulaney In Concert dates below:

• Nov. 2 – Kingston, N.Y. – Ulster Performing Arts Center
• Nov. 4 – Troy, N.Y. – Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
• Nov. 11 – Toledo, Ohio – Stranahan Theater
• Nov. 12 – Columbus, Ohio – Palace Theatre
• Nov. 16 – Columbia, S.C. – Township Auditorium
• Nov. 17 – Athens, Ga. – The Classic Center Theater
• Nov. 18 – Macon, Ga. – Macon City Auditorium
• Nov. 19 – Savannah, Ga. – Johnny Mercer Theatre
• Nov. 30 – Hanover, Md. – The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel
• Dec. 1 – Reading, Penn. – Santander Arena
• Dec. 2 – Norfolk, Va. – Chartway Arena
• Dec. 3 – State College, Penn. – Bryce Jordan Center
• Dec. 8 – Biloxi, Miss. – Mississippi Coast Coliseum
• Dec. 9 – New Orleans, La. – Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts
• Dec. 14 – Tampa, Fla. – Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• Dec. 15 – Hollywood, Fla. – Hard Rock Live
• Dec. 21 – Rosemont, Ill. – Rosemont Theatre
• Dec. 31 – Phoenix, Ariz. – Arizona Financial Theatre

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John Mulaney is working on new material.

The popular comedian just completed a five-show run with Jon Stewart and Pete Davidson — aptly titled the ‘Jon, John and Pete Tour’ — where he performed all new jokes that weren’t on his 2023 “Baby J” special according to the New York Post’s review of his set.

Now, the “Sack Lunch Bunch” star has announced an additional 12 shows where he’ll continue to fine-tune his already sharp bits.

That includes a gig at Westbury, NY’s NYCB Theatre on Friday, Oct. 13.

He won’t be going it alone either.

At ten of the shows, Mulaney will co-headline with Davidson ; as for the other two, he and Stewart are sharing the spotlight.

This. time around, he’s calling it the ‘John & (Jon or Pete) Tour.’

Want to find out if the “Oh, Hello” star is headed to a venue near you this fall with one of his funny friends?

Keep scrolling, “Big Mouth,” “Across The Spider-Verse,” “The Bear” and “Chip ‘n Dale” fans.

We’ve got everything you need to know and more about John Mulaney’s 2023 stand-up tour below.

John Mulaney 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found here:

Pete Davidson solo 2023 tour

Pete Davidson isn’t just touring with Mulaney this year.

The former “Saturday Night Live” cast member has 30 stand-up gigs lined up this year up until mid-November.

Want to find out where he’s headed?

His entire tour schedule can be found here .

Comedians on tour in 2023

Many of your favorite comics are on the road this year.

Here are just five huge acts you won’t want to miss live these next few months.

•  Steve Martin and Martin Short

•  Colin Jost and Michael Che

• “The State”

•  Adam Sandler

•  Tina Fey with Amy Poehler

Want to see who else is telling jokes on the road this year? Check out our list of the  51 biggest comedians on tour in 2023 here  to find out.

More of an ‘SNL’ fan?

Our team compiled a list of all the show’s biggest alum playing all over North America  here .

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John Mulaney Announces More Dates To 2022 ‘From Scratch’ Tour

General On Sale For Tickets Starts Friday, April 8th at 10am Local Time on Ticketmaster.com

Today, award-winning comedian and writer John Mulaney announced several additional shows to his John Mulaney: From Scratch tour including stops in Springfield, IL, Toledo, OH, Fort Wayne, IN, Davenport, IA, Peoria, IL, Dayton, OH, and East Lansing, MI . Produced by Live Nation, the tour kicked off on March 11th at Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre and is making stops across North America including Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. These latest additions are thanks to overwhelming fan demand. 

TICKETS:  General on sale for tickets starts Friday, April 8th at 10am local time on Ticketmaster.com .

JOHN MULANEY: FROM SCRATCH TOUR REMAINING DATES: 

Thu Apr 07 — Sacramento, CA — Golden 1 Center

Fri Apr 08 — San Jose, CA — SAP Center

Sat Apr 09 — Salt Lake City, UT — Vivint Arena

Sun Apr 17 — Morrison, CO — Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Sun Apr 17 — Morrison, CO — Red Rocks Amphitheatre (LATE SHOW)

Fri Apr 22 — Omaha, NE — CHI Health Center

Sat Apr 23 — Saint Paul, MN — Xcel Energy Center

Thu Apr 28 — Berkeley, CA — Greek Theatre

Fri Apr 29 — Berkeley, CA — Greek Theatre

Tue May 3 — Los Angeles, CA — The Forum

Sat May 7 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Bowl — JUST ADDED

Thu May 12 — Orlando, FL — Addition Financial Arena

Fri May 13 — Hollywood, FL — Hard Rock Live

Sat May 14 — Hollywood, FL — Hard Rock Live

Sun May 15 — Tampa, FL — MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre

Wed May 18 — Springfield, IL — UIS Performing Arts Center — JUST ADDED 

Thu May 19 —Toledo, OH — Stranahan Theater — JUST ADDED 

Fri May 20 — Columbus, OH — Schottenstein Center

Sat May 21 — Norfolk, VA — Scope Arena

Sun May 22 — Raleigh, NC — PNC Arena

Wed Jun 8 — New Haven, CT — Westville Music Bowl — JUST ADDED*

Thu Jun 9 — Springfield, MA — MassMutual Center*

Fri Jun 10 — Saratoga Springs, NY — Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Sat Jun 11 — Buffalo, NY — KeyBank Center

Sun Jun 12 — Syracuse, NY — Upstate Medical University Arena

Fri Jun 17 — Atlantic City, NJ — Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Fri Jun 18 — Atlantic City, NJ — Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Sat Jun 19 — Red Bank, NJ — Count Basie Center for the Arts (EARLY SHOW) — JUST ADDED*

Sat Jun 19 — Red Bank, NJ — Count Basie Center for the Arts (LATE SHOW) — JUST ADDED*

Thu Jun 23 — New York, NY — Madison Square Garden

Fri Jun 24 — New York, NY — Madison Square Garden 

Sat Jun 25 — New York, NY — Madison Square Garden

Thu Jul 14 — Chicago, IL — United Center

Thu Jul 15 — Chicago, IL — United Center

Sat Jul 16 — Chicago, IL — United Center

Thu Jul 21 — Fort Wayne, IN —Foellinger Theater — JUST ADDED 

Fri Jul 22 — St. Louis, MO — Enterprise Center 

Sat Jul 23 — Kansas City, MO — Starlight Theatre

Sun Jul 24 — Davenport, IA — RiverCenter Adler Theatre — JUST ADDED 

Thu Jul 28 — Montréal, QC  — Salle Wilfred Pelletier – Place des Arts*

Fri Jul 29 —Newark, NJ  — New Jersey Performing Arts Center — JUST ADDED*

Fri Aug 05 — Washington, DC — Merriweather Post Pavilion

Sat Aug 06 — Washington, DC — Merriweather Post Pavilion

Wed Aug 10 — Vancouver, BC  — Queen Elizabeth Theatre* (EARLY SHOW)

Wed Aug 10 — Vancouver, BC  — Queen Elizabeth Theatre* (LATE SHOW)

Thu Aug 11 — Vancouver, BC  — Queen Elizabeth Theatre*

Fri Aug 12 — Portland, OR — Moda Center 

Sat Aug 13 — Seattle, WA — White River Amphitheatre

Wed Aug 17 — Peoria, IL — Peoria Civic Center — JUST ADDED  

Thu Aug 18 — Dayton, OH — Schuster Performing Arts Center — JUST ADDED  

Fri Aug 19 — Madison, WI — Alliant Energy Center 

Sat Aug 20 — Milwaukee, WI — Fisherv Forum 

Sun Aug 21 — Indianapolis, IN — TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park 

Thu Aug 25 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium*

Fri Aug 26 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium* (EARLY SHOW)

Fri Aug 26 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium* (LATE SHOW)

Sun Aug 28 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium*

Thu Sep 8 — East Lansing, MI — Wharton Center — JUST ADDED 

Fri Sep 9 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre

Fri Sep 9 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre (LATE SHOW)

Thur Sep 22 – Toronto, ON — Scotiabank Arena*

Fri Sep 23 — Cleveland, OH — Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

Sat Sep 24  — Pittsburgh, PA — PPG Paints Arena

Sun Sep 25 — University Park, PA — Bryce Jordan Center — JUST ADDED*

* Not a Live Nation Date

About John Mulaney

John Mulaney is a two-time Emmy and WGA award-winning writer, actor, and comedian. 

In 2018, he traveled the United States with sold out Kid Gorgeous tour, which was later released as a Netflix stand-up special and won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing in a Variety Special; In 2015, he released The Comeback Kid, also a Netflix original, which The AV Club called the “best hour of his career;” In 2012, his Comedy Central special New In Town had Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly hailing him as “one of the best stand-up comics alive.” Starting March 2022, he’ll be touring with his newest hour John Mulaney: From Scratch.

Solidifying himself as a fan favorite, John Mulaney has been invited to host Saturday Night Live five times. He began writing for SNL in 2008 and created memorable characters such as ‘Stefon’ with Bill Hader and appeared as a “Weekend Update” correspondent. He has written for IFC’s Documentary Now! and Netflix’s Big Mouth, on which he voices the character of Andrew. John will star in the new reboot of Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers on Disney Plus this Spring opposite Andy Samberg. 

He’s also starred on Broadway in the runaway hit written and performed alongside Nick Kroll in Oh, Hello On Broadway.  The duo have since release a Netflix special of the same name, as well as Oh, Hello: The P’dcast, based off their characters Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland. 

In December 2019, the critically acclaimed and Emmy nominated musical variety special  John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch debuted on Netflix. It was recently announced that festivities will continue with a pair of holiday themed Sack Lunch Bunch specials coming to Comedy Central in the near future.

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John Mulaney is going back on the road. The Emmy-winning comedian and Live Nation announced Tuesday that he’ll be heading out on a solo tour with a new show.

John Mulaney In Concert kicks off on November 2 at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston, NY with stops across the U.S. in Columbus, OH; New Orleans, LA; Tampa, FL and more before wrapping up in Phoenix, AZ at Arizona Financial Theatre on New Year’s Eve.

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Mulaney first became known for his work as a writer on  Saturday Night Live , where he co-created with Bill Hader the Stefon character. He also was the creator and star of the short-lived semi autobiographical Fox sitcom  Mulaney . He recently voiced the Jack Horner character in the Oscar-nominated animated feature  Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.  He also voiced Andrew Glouberman in the Netflix original animated series  Big Mouth , among other credits.

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John Mulaney Sets “From Scratch” Tour Dates for 2022 

Comic John Mulaney announced tour dates for 2022, bringing his current standup act to venues across North America. The comic and writer announced 33 performances, spanning from March through July.

Tickets are on sale for John Mulaney’s From Scratch Tour on Friday, December 10. There is a presale for members of the comic’s fan club that began on Tuesday morning.

pic.twitter.com/W9k2Ocvddb — John Mulaney (@mulaney) December 6, 2021

Dates for the run of shows kick off at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes Barre, PA on March 11. Currently, the run is scheduled to close July 14at Chicago’s United Center, which is the performer’s home city. In between, there are scheduled shows in cities including Dallas, San Jose, Berkley, Orlando Buffalo, and New York City. Only one city – Hollywood Florida – is scheduled to have more than one performance, but there is a large gap between the New York and Chicago shows, which could presumably mean additional dates will be added if sales are strong.

Mulaney rose to fame as a writer on Saturday Night Live, and has since appeared in sitcoms as well as becoming one of the headlining standup performers in recent years.

John Mulaney From Scratch Tour Dates 2022

March 11 – Wilkes-Barre, PA @ Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza 12 – Louisville, KY @ KFC Yum! Center 13 – Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center 18 – Portland, ME @ Cross Insurance Arena 19 – Mashantucket, CT @ Foxwoods Casino (early and late shows) 24 – Cedar Park, TX @ H-E-B Center 25 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 26 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center

April 01 – Savannah, GA @ Enmarket Arena 02 – Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center 03 – Birmingham, AL @ Legacy Arena at the BJCC 07 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 08 – San Jose, CA @ SAP Center 09 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Vivint Smart Home Arena 17 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Ampitheatre (no VIP available) 22 – Omaha, NE @ Chi Health Center Omaha 23 – Saint Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center 29 – Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre Berkeley

May 03 – Inglewood, CA @ The Forum (part of Netflix is a Joke ) 12 – Orlando, FL @ Addition Financial Arena 13 – Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 14 – Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 15 – Tampa, FL @ MidFlorida Credit Union Ampitheatre 20 – Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center 21 – Norfolk, VA @ Scope Arena 22 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena

June 09 – Springfield, MA @ Mass Mutual Center 10 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center 11 – Buffalo, NY @ Keybank Center 12 – Syracuse, NY @ The OneCenter War Memorial 17 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Life at Etess Arena 23 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden

July 14 – Chicago, IL @ United Center

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John Mulaney Announces New Comedy Tour' From Scratch' One Year After Relapse

Mulaney will make stops at 33 cities around the country

Kelly Wynne has been a TV writer at PEOPLE digital since 2021. Her work has been seen in Newsweek, where she acted as a reality TV and true-crime writer, Atwood Magazine and her mental health blog, The Chronically.

John Mulaney is hitting the road.

On Monday, Mulaney announced a country-wide comedy tour beginning in March 2022 — his first tour since leaving rehab in February following a sobriety relapse.

The tour, titled "From Scratch," will hit 33 cities around the country, beginning in Wilkes-Barre, PA.

While this marks Mulaney's first official tour, the comedian has performed several times over the past year. In May, he returned to the stand-up stage with a string of sold-out, well-received shows at New York's City Winery. During the set, Mulaney, 39, addressed his time in rehab and recent life changes.

Along with getting sober, Mulaney's split from ex-wife Anna Marie Tendler was announced earlier this year. The comedian has since begun dating actress Olivia Munn , 41, and the two are expecting their first child together .

During a recent interview, Munn said Mulaney has incorporated their baby news into his standup routine. Per the Los Angeles Times, he joked in one performance about getting "mixed reviews" when he tells people he's having a baby.

"He's so funny, and he's so articulate, and he's so smart," Munn told the outlet of the comedian. "The first time he made that joke, I remember laughing. I'd be with him on the road, and I would hear him tell this joke, and I did feel a sense of healing with it."

"It's hard to be pregnant for the first time and have anybody say anything besides, like, 'Congratulations,'" she added.

Mulaney has also spoken out about his excited about becoming a first-time dad, saying the experience "helped save" him.

"Olivia and this baby have helped save me from myself in this early journey out of recovery," he said during an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers .

Tickets for the From Scratch tour will go on sale Friday December 10 at 10 a.m. local time.

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John Mulaney Starts “From Scratch”

By Staff Writer Sanah Bhardwaj

Lines of millennial and Gen-Z fans stretched past the San Jose SAP Center on the evening of April 8, all waiting patiently for the night’s main attraction: stand-up comedian, actor, and writer John Mulaney. A baby picture of Mulaney, along with his tour title,  “From Scratch,” shined on every billboard and poster surrounding the stadium, creating an overwhelming sense of excitement for the show to come. 

Mulaney’s tour poster featuring a childhood photo

As fans slowly filtered into the stadium starting at 7:30 p.m., they were met with Mulaney’s first opening act, actor-comedian Seaton Smith. Though Smith’s fast-paced, audacious comedy didn’t quite match the easygoing energy of Mulaney’s audience, viewers were receptive and laughed throughout his set. A half hour later, Mulaney sent out his second opener, comedian Ricky Velez. Velez’s laid-back, slow-paced jokes starkly contrasted Smith’s but better matched Mulaney’s sense of humor and sent the audience into fits of laughter. An hour later, the audience roared in anticipation as the speakers of the SAP Center finally boomed: “JOHN MULANEY!”

Though everything seemed the same to the audience, this was no normal show for Mulaney. Despite hundreds of performances under his belt from an 18-year career, his current From Scratch tour marks his first time performing since leaving drug rehabilitation, splitting up from his wife of six years, and having his first child with actress Olivia Munn in November 2021. 

Mulaney and his five-month old baby, Malcolm

Mulaney never hid his substance addiction. In his 2012 special, John Mulaney: New in Town , he joked, “I used to drink, then I drank too much, and I had to stop. That surprises a lot of audiences because I don’t look like someone who used to do anything.” However, even with his openness, Mulaney always relegated his “dark past” to the background of his comedy. Instead, he created and prioritized a “goody-two-shoes” aesthetic, often through self-deprecating humor. In the same show, he quipped, “I look like I was just sitting in a room with a chair eating saltines for 28 years and then walked right out here,” and “When I’m walking down the street, I don’t think anybody goes, ‘Hey, look at that man.’ They’re just like, ‘Woah! That tall child looks terrible!’” Mulaney’s hilariously puritan comedy coupled with his cartoonish voice and animated body language made him stand out against his fellow comedians, and his fans have come to adore him for it.

Mulaney in his comedy special “ John Mulaney: New in Town”

But in 2021, Mulaney’s clean public persona fell apart. Following his rehab stint, hasty divorce, and new child just months after his separation, public backlash grew. In addition, because Mulaney had centered so much of his comedic and personal image around his charming relationship with his wife, their separation made fans distrust Mulaney’s character, even though they didn’t know much about the divorce. They started to question whether the Mulaney they saw on Netflix was actually the real him. 

On April 8, Mulaney sauntered on stage slower than usual, but he donned the same cheery tone. Within the first five minutes of the show, Mulaney addressed his apparent lack of energy — “I’ve gotten slower in my old age” — and instantly jested about his past drug addiction when referring to how vivacious he used to be — “I wonder what caused that.” Mulaney’s physical verve was at a bare minimum; instead, he was slow-paced, letting the audience digest every line he spoke.

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Mulaney looks out on stage before his “ From Scratch” show in Dallas, TX

Unfortunately, these lines weren’t too easy to swallow. Mulaney uses From Scratch as an opportunity to try to piece his broken reputation back together — he knows his audience will never view him the same as they did before his addiction and divorce, and he compensates by reminding the audience how horrible he views his life to be — “Don’t be like me,” he reminded young ones in the audience. This uncomfortable self-awareness was a recurring theme throughout the night, as almost the full hour of the show was focused on Mulaney’s addiction and recovery process. The audience’s laughs seemed to be out of awkward obligation instead of from the gut because Mulaney only talked about his problems. While this is fine in moderation, Mulaney often seemed defensive or as if he was telling jokes for the audience’s validation. Whether it was jokes about his “star-studded [addiction] intervention” or how he manipulated doctors into giving him prescription drugs he didn’t need, it seemed as if Mulaney’s show was cathartic for only him, not for anyone else.

That’s not to say Mulaney wasn’t funny. He’s John Mulaney. His fans love him unconditionally, and with every opportunity he gave his audience to burst into fits of laughter, they took it. Still, the “goody-two-shoes” Mulaney we once knew is long gone, replaced with one who isn’t afraid to discuss the experiences that make him human. Of course, Mulaney embracing his humanity instead of hiding it for the audience’s sake is a good thing; however, one can’t help but feel like Mulaney’s humor has become too dark and tragic to be relatable. Laughs now come from a place of pity, not adoration, and that’s a dismal thing.

Overall, From Scratch does its best to make light of a truly horrendous year for John Mulaney, but its jokes don’t land as well as they should. Maybe it’s because Mulaney is performing so soon after leaving rehab, or maybe Mulaney is using From Scratch to distract himself from the life-changing events that have transformed him within the last few years. Regardless, one thing is for sure: Mulaney is trying his hardest to rebuild from the ground up, and one can only hope that he succeeds.

I was quite fortunate to see John Mulaney perform at the Moda Center in Portland last Friday night—and his performance was impeccably hilarious and had me laughing so hard that I almost became hoarse!He is a true gem of a comedian and his raw talent is amazing!He has the brand of comic genius that I savor-bordering on a mix of Jewish sarcastic masochism and beautiful irony that fills your heart with the realization that this guy has comic genius coming out of every pore in his body!He truly is a Genius!!!I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up with a late night show of his own!He deserves it.

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John Mulaney From Scratch

John Mulaney: From Scratch comes to United Center for THREE SHOWS on July 14,15 & 16!

John Mulaney is a two-time Emmy and WGA award-winning writer, actor, and comedian. 

Currently, Mulaney’s 2021-2022 John Mulaney: From Scratch tour has sold out massive venues around North America from Madison Square Garden multiple times to the Hollywood Bowl and he continues to add more shows. 

In 2018, John Mulaney traveled the United States with sold out Kid Gorgeous tour, which was later released as a Netflix stand-up special and won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing in a Variety Special; In 2015, he released The Comeback Kid , also a Netflix original, which The AV Club called the “best hour of his career;” In 2012, his Comedy Central special New In Town had Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly hailing him as “one of the best stand-up comics alive.”

John Mulaney has been invited to host Saturday Night Live five times. He began writing for SNL in 2008 and created memorable characters such as ‘Stefon’ with Bill Hader and appeared as a “Weekend Update” correspondent. He has written for IFC’s Documentary Now! and Netflix’s Big Mouth , on which he voices the character of Andrew. In December 2019, the critically acclaimed and Emmy nominated musical variety special  John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch debuted on Netflix.

 He’s also starred on Broadway in the runaway hit written and performed alongside Nick Kroll in Oh, Hello On Broadway.  The duo have since release a Netflix special of the same name, as well as Oh, Hello: The P’dcast , based off their characters Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland.   

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Theater | review: john mulaney shocks the united center, spinning stories of rehab and not-niceness.

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Comedian John Mulaney launched his "From Scratch" tour with 2021 shows at City Winery in New York.

John Mulaney, a bit heavier in the face since last we saw him, a bit more weathered since his personal life imploded publicly, now looking eager to shed his Catholic choirboy air at 39, stepped out of the wings at the United Center on Thursday night with visibly watery eyes. He appeared overwhelmed and humbled. Here was the first of three sold-out arena shows, in his hometown, and on a scale seldom reserved for a funny writer with a microphone and a glass of water on a stool. Then he plowed forward, characteristically undercutting the moment: Being here, in the great house of Michael Jordan, reminded him if you’re white and grow up in Lincoln Park with no major concerns, you can do great things.

He wore a tuxedo and boomed in his trademark carnival barker cadence, but considering the size of the audience and squirminess that followed, it felt slyly subversive, even thrillingly electric. Albeit, the way you feel when anyone is telling you a story so intimate you’re not sure you should be hearing this.

Mulaney, in his previous life, liked to remind audiences that he used to have addictions and people were surprised to hear this, since he didn’t look like “someone who used to do anything.”

He owned his comfort.

He was supremely confident, outwardly fun, frenetic and faux-positive. He noted this early on. It was the drugs, he said. He said that he knew his vibe seems different these days, and then leaned into the audience and asked a 12-year-old boy if he knew what happened to him. The child did not. He asked the child’s name. “Pat,” the kid said. “You know in other cities, kids aren’t named that,” Mulaney said, and then for the majority of a 90-minute show, he filled Pat in — on shady prescriptions, arrogance and pettiness.

Or rather, Mulaney recounted the details of an addiction so harrowing that, for months, the news was loud and constant. Everyone knew too much about him — a lot of it counter to his pleasant facade. In fact, among the tour merchandise at the United Center, there’s a T-shirt with a clever dig at the audience’s voyeurism. On the front, it just reads: “I saw him right after he got outta rehab.” For those who don’t know: Mulaney was addicted to cocaine, Klonopin, Xanax; he was smoking heavily, drinking heavily. In 2020, after 30 days in rehab and a relapse, he was subjected to an intervention by his comedy friends. He returned to rehab for another 60 days. Also, his marriage fell apart as he began dating actress Olivia Munn and the couple had a baby. For a guy who looked so tastefully composed, it was all genuinely scandalous.

What Mulaney faces these days is the question of how much of his persona to replace.

Much of his act was centered on hilarious and relatively meaningless faux-outrages — abusive airline service, greedy college telemarketers — and he seems eager for a fresher, more intense register. The result are moments in this new show so unsettling and chilly — he barks at the nice women in charge of his intervention that she shouldn’t be fooled by his warmhearted persona — you cringe. He demands a free haircut at “Saturday Night Live” during a week when he isn’t hosting. In rehab, he’s disgusted the other patients haven’t heard of him. (He says, “ask your teenage daughter, or your son if he’s not athletic.”)

The times when he still throws in the usual stand-up material — Russia’s crazy; there are too many podcasts; as a child, he asked for a membership to the Chicago History Museum — it distracts. He even noted it seemed “phony” to sound so upbeat. He’s right. Before I give you the wrong idea, understand: John Mulaney is always fun to watch. But he’s evolving, and that old faux-vulnerability sounds real now.

As large as the United Center may be, it went silent at times, not from a lack of laughs but because Mulaney is fundamentally a memoirist and a web spinner now offering truths rarely heard outside therapy. The story of his intervention and rehab — the heart of the show — is so compelling and well crafted it’s reminiscent of Richard Pryor’s classic bit about running on fire down the street after a night of freebasing. It also shares DNA with storytelling comics like Hannah Gadsby and even Bill Burr who, with each new Netflix special, strips back his righteousness. Mulaney, like Burr, is asking what a coherent person should look like — while simultaneously recognizing that life doesn’t allow coherence.

That’s the laugh.

It’s thuddingly obvious to say stand-up comedy demands vulnerability — here is a profession in which you stand in front of people, tell stories and expose some bit of yourself and in return, if it works , they repay you by laughing at your problems. Mulaney — whose tour is aptly titled “From Scratch” — is reinventing himself right now, and raising the stakes of those problems. But generously so. As a hometown encore Thursday, he did one of his best loved routines. It was a victory lap, a story of a young Mulaney at home in Lincoln Park. Alongside his newer, unnerving material, it also sounded very long ago.

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John Mulaney Just Dealt With A Messy Parenting Milestone With His Son Malcolm

Baby’s First Floater.

Olivia Munn was in New York City over the weekend, leaving partner John Mulaney and the couple’s 2-year-old son Malcolm behind at home. While she was away, Munn missed a parenting milestone and she probably wasn’t all that sad about it. Because baby’s first floater in the tub is not exactly as exciting as baby’s first steps or baby’s first words, and Munn got to experience the secondhand joy of Mulaney texting her about it. Texts which she generously shared with her Instagram followers so we could all experience the comedian trying to deal with Malcolm pooping in the bathtub.

The Office Party star took to Instagram on Monday to share a recent text exchange with Mulaney. “I’m in NY while John’s at home with Malcolm” she wrote on Instagram alongside a screenshot of their exchange to the tune of Harry Chapin singing that famed father and son song, “Cat’s In The Cradle.”

The first text from Mulaney read, “Malcolm pooped in the tub.”

Munn replied, “Oh my god. Did you wash him in the shower after?”

Anyone who has ever been the parent at home dealing with a floater in the tub while the other parent is away will understand Mulaney’s lightly disgruntled reply. “Of course he had sh*t on him.”

Mulaney might have been shocked and dismayed, but pooping in the tub is unfortunately pretty common for toddlers. Basically, they just get super relaxed in the tub and things happen. It’s messy and gross, no doubt about it. But it sounds like Mulaney handled it like a champ.

“Dada is going to unwind silently and watch a movie after Malcolm is down and then sleep so early,” he texted Munn, before adding that he and Malcolm had enjoyed a fun day of adventure so on balance, “my day was awesome just crazy.”

Besides, Mulaney knows a thing or two about changing diapers and dealing with poop now that he’s a dad. When Munn was dealing with multiple surgeries last year after her breast cancer diagnosis, Mulaney was a “hands-on” father who took on the bulk of the workload with their son. Something Munn has since praised him for. So really, what’s a little floater in the tub in the long run? He’s got it under control.

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• Kevin Kling, storyteller, Feb. 10, 2006
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• Haik Kazastan, Miami University Symphony Orchestra, Feb. 16, 2006
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• Itzhak Perlman, violin, Sept. 19, 2004
• Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Sept. 28, 2004
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• O.A.R., April 1, 2005
• Swan Lake, Russian National Ballet, April 23, 2005
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• Turtle Island String Quartet, Feb. 6, 2004
• Dayton Contemporary Dance Co., Feb. 27, 2004
• Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra of Lincoln Center, March 25, 2004
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• Woven Harmony, Rebecca & Robert Bluestone, Oct. 4, 2002
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• Moscow Philharmonic, Dec. 6, 2001
• Kitka, Jan. 24, 2002
• Sweet Honey in the Rock, Jan. 28, 2002
• Porgy and Bess, Feb. 21, 2002
• André Watts, piano, Feb. 8, 2002
• Peter Pan, Cincinnati Ballet, March 22, 2002
• Room, SITI Company, April 12-13, 2002
• Richard Stoltzman, clarinet, Oxford Chamber Orchestra, Sept. 17, 2000
• Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Sept. 28, 2000
• Klemperer Trio, Oct. 12, 2000
• Crossing 8 Mile, Mosaic Youth Theatre, Oct. 14, 2000
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• St. Paul Chamber Orchestra with Garrick Ohlsson, piano, Oct. 26, 2000
• Dracula, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Nov. 9, 2000
• Viva Quetzal!, Nov. 2000
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• Kronos Quartet, Jan. 18, 2001
• Ilhan Ersahin, Turkish jazz sax ensemble with hip hop vocalist Sultana, Feb. 13, 2001
• Carmen, London City Opera, Feb. 22, 2001
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• Itzhak Perlman, violin, April 4, 2001
• Widespread Panic, April 18. 2001
• Eyal Sela with his world music ensemble, Hijaz, April 30, 2001
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• Rumpelstiltskin, Missoula Children’s Theatre, Oct. 23, 1999
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