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John Mulaney is a three-time Emmy Award, Critics Choice award and WGA award-winning writer, comedian and actor. Most recently, Mulaney can be seen as the host, writer and executive producer of his Netflix talk show EVERYBODY'S LIVE WITH JOHN MULANEY. The show serves as the continuation of the series EVERYBODY'S IN LA. The series features monologues, guests, pre-taped sketches, musical segments and more. EVERYBODY'S IN LA, was a six-night live comedy series that explored Los Angeles during the Netflix Is A Joke Festival in 2024. In December 2024, Mulaney starred in the Broadway play "All In: Comedy About Love," alongside a cast including Fred Armisen, Richard Kind and Renee Elise Goldsberry. Mulaney is currently on the first leg of his newest stand-up tour, JOHN MULANEY: MISTER WHATEVER, performing across North America. Mulaney can next be seen in the Amazon MGM Studios film, MADDEN, an upcoming American biographical sports drama directed by David O. Russell.
Mulaney has appeared in the last two seasons on the beloved FX Emmy award-winning series THE BEAR. Mulaney's last Netflix stand-up special, BABY J, released in April 2023, tackles his personal turmoil into comedic brilliance. BABY J earned him a 2023 Emmy win for Outstanding Writing For A Variety Special and additional nomination for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded). BABY J also received the 2024 Critics Choice Award for Best Comedy Special (non-televised). Mulaney was also featured as one of GQ's Men of the Year for 2024.
Mulaney consistently tours and sells out amphitheaters, theaters, arenas and more around the world, from Madison Square Garden to the Hollywood Bowl. His 2023 tour dates included shows across the US, Europe and Australia. Previous tours, which turned into award-winning specials, include the 2018 Emmy-winning Kid Gorgeous, 2015's The Comeback Kid, which The AV Club called the "best hour of his career," and 2012's New In Town, which saw Entertainment Weekly hailing him as "one of the best stand-up comics alive."
Mulaney has hosted Saturday Night Live six times. He was a writer for the show starting in 2008, where he created memorable characters such as 'Stefon' with Bill Hader and worked with hundreds of hosts on their monologues. He has written and appeared in IFC's Documentary Now! and Netflix's Big Mouth, in which he voices the character of Andrew. In December 2019, the critically acclaimed Emmy-nominated musical variety special John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch debuted on Netflix. He also starred on Broadway in the runaway hit Oh, Hello On Broadway, written and performed alongside his long-time friend Nick Kroll. The duo also released a Netflix special of the same name and a hit limited-edition podcast called Oh, Hello: The P'dcast, based on their characters Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland.
Excellent show as expected. He retold the story he performed on SNL about his intervention but obviously an expanded version. I wish he would have talked more about his new baby and life as a father, etc. But the rehab material is funny and he is a hilarious story teller.
John Mulaney is fantastic story teller and comedian. He had fantastic audience interaction throughout the show making it more personal. No comedy show is going to be exactly the same but I had a fantastic time. The arena was also great and very easy to get to I would highly recommend.
John kept the audience wildly entertained and roaring with laughter. We only caught the last opener, Dan Levy, but he was hilarious as well. Great tour!
The staff, the facilities, and security - everything the convention center can control - ran smoothly. The show itself was absolutely marvelous. John Mulaney brought his 'A' game and had us eating out of his hand. However - close to 20% of the sold-out audience was over an hour late to arrive, delaying the show and then, when the show finally started, disturbing our enjoyment of it by their continuing to file in, in the dark, for another half an hour! That is the only reason I couldn't give a rating of the full five stars. I wonder if the problem was caused by a lack of parking...
Great show ! I like the venue but it’s somewhat difficult to get to.
The Poughkeepsie civic center ruined the evening for everyone. The place had no AC so the sweatbox was over heated. Then the seating was ridiculous, they kept seating people an hour into the show . It got so v as d John Mulaney stopped the show to find out what happened . I will never see a show at the civic center again I would like a refund for this nightmare
I'm not sure if this isn't more of a review of this venue, but this show was disappointing. Since John Mulaney prefers a "Phone free" show, the line to get in the venue was crazy between locking up everyone's phones, and searching everyone. The venue just wasn't up to the task. We got there at 6:30pm for a 7pm show start and didn't actually get into the building until 8pm. Many were behind us. Unfortunately John Mulaney wasn't aware of this and started on time, so we missed the entire opening act and 10 minutes of John Mulaney. It was distracting having people continue to enter during the show. There were no police to direct traffic. It was a mess and I will never go to a show at this venue again no matter who is playing.
Venue is not a true theatre, its uncomfortable and there is no tiered seating. Air conditioning was poor as it was warm for performer and crowd just as was for the Manasculco show a couple of weeks ago. Poughkeepsie needs events but the venue has to improve. Show was ok. He spent way too much time on his therapy and recovery although very funny at times. His insistence on taking phones was a disaster and ruined the evening. People were still coming in with only 20 minutes left in show. I missed a lot of the show with people standing in the aisle during the late seating of customers.
Kodak Center did a poor job with the overlapping shows. It you are going to have two shows back to back then there needs to be a longer spacing of time between two events. We had to wait in line for almost an hour. I was not prepared to have to wait outside in the cold for that long of a time. This also meant that the event was not over until midnight, which is too late.
John Mulaney was amazing. But unfortunately we missed the first 10-15 minutes of his set and the entire opening act because the line to get into the venue stretched around the block and we were on it for nearly 50 minutes. i assumed they were delaying the start of the show til everyone was inside. i was wrong. the delay was caused by 1) everyone had to put their phones into special pouches to prevent filming and 2) security patted us down like we were entering the Pentagon. SO i'm not sure if the venue is to blame for not handling the entrance more efficiently or if Mulaney's people are to blame for being ignorant of the situation and neglecting fans. Whatever the case, it sucks to spend that much money and not get the whole show we payed for.
My sides hurt from laughing. John turned his drug addiction and recovery into a laughfest. Loved it!!
Great show! Super funny, my face hurt from laughing all night.
I laughed really hard and thought it was really heartfelt and honest. It was probably a tough show to write but because he held nothing back it was really great! I think everyone there is rooting for John’s sobriety and so happy to see him back on stage! Onward and upward!!
Better than you could possibly imagine. He gets better and better and the venue is awesome.
Very funny! Me and my son had a great time!! Belly laughed the whole night!!!
Securing our phones was a little time consuming. Luckily the monsoon rain held off until we got inside. Still can't get over the $50 Parking price.
Baby J slayed the house down! So proud of him. I’m so glad I got to experience him in the flesh.
John Mulaney was great! Fact is always funnier than fiction as John discussed his intervention and rehab with us, the audience. Much luck to him in the future and with the rest of: From Scratch tour.
This is a different John Mulaney, His 90-day rehab has not only changed the man, but made him a remarkable introspective comedian. Sometimes a therapist engaging with an audience member, other times sharing the story of his intervention, and still others reverting to the hilarious stories we know him for, Mulaney has inhabited the soul of Robin Williams. He's more manic, more self-aware, more connected with his failures and partial successes in overcoming them. I laughed of course, often way out loud. But I also felt pain and sorrow for his life. His remarkable ability to shift bewteen the two made for an emotional 75 minutes. The only reason for not giving the show five stars was the Mid-Hudson Civic Center (or whatever its name is now) and its phone lock-up mess. I fully understand why Mulaney or any comedian doesn't want his show videotaped or photographed, but this bag and lock security system for our phones needs a lot of improvement. People were still pouring in well after the show begin a good half-hour late (Dan Levy-no not that Dan Levy- was a terrific opener) due to the lines outside checking their phones and Smart watches. My wife and I arrived early, which was an experience in itself, forcing you either squirm in the tight floor seats (very warm too), or actually speak with people around you! And please don't say come early. There has to be a better way to secure the performers' material. Needs re-thinking. As for John, we love you and hope to laugh and cry with you for many years to come!
The show was great but we missed the opening act and the first half hour of John Mulaney because it took forever to get through the doors. We waited about an hour and a half to get in and to our seats. It was very frustrating but luckily everyone in line acted like adults and there were no other issues.