Simon Rich’s All Out: Comedy About Ambition brings rotating comedic stars to a tight Broadway stage for 85 minutes of satirical shorts and live music. This guide covers what the show feels like, practical arrival tips, accessibility notes, and what to expect from mobile-ticketed Broadway seating.
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A bright house light lifts and the hum of New York presses close — cabs, footsteps, a last-minute laugh as the marquee promises something sharp. All Out: Comedy About Ambition drops you into a single-night variety of personalities: celebrated comics reading Simon Rich’s short, acid-lit takes on ego and ambition while a live band punctuates the punchlines. Theatergoers sit shoulder-to-shoulder, the stage a compact arena where timing and voice carry every beat.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; able to sit for the duration and navigate stairs if needed
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History
Broadway evolved from 19th-century theatrical circuits into a global center for live theatre; the show continues the tradition of rotating-star revues that spotlight writers like Simon Rich.
Conservation
Use public transit and reusable items to reduce your visit’s footprint; many NYC theaters participate in city recycling programs and encourage digital ticketing to cut paper waste.
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Arrive Early
Plan to be at the theatre 30–45 minutes before curtain to pass security, retrieve mobile tickets, and allow seating to settle.
Bring Valid ID
Anyone 18+ must present government photo ID; younger guests may need school ID or birth certificate per theatre policy.
Use Public Transit
Subway access near Times Square is fastest and reduces time spent in traffic or hunting parking.
All Sales Final
Tickets are non-refundable — double-check dates, cast runs, and accessibility needs before purchasing.
Mobile phone with charged battery
Needed to present mobile tickets and for on-the-spot seat or travel information.
Government-issued photo ID
Required for guests 18+ and sometimes for under-18 verification.
Light layer or blazer
Theatre lobbies and aisles can be cool; a light layer adds comfort without bulk.
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Small crossbody bag
Keeps essentials organized and meets most theatres’ bag-size policies.