The current cast of 'All Out' on Broadway. Matthew Murphy Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment All Out: Comedy About Ambition, Simon Rich's follow-up production to last year's All In: Comedy About Love began its Broadway run last week at the Nederlander Theatre, with Ike Barinholtz, Jim Gaffigan, Abbi Jacobson and Jon Stewart participating in the live readings of short stories on stage. In its first two performances, the play brought in $409,041 and played to 100 percent capacity, setting up the show for a high-grossing Broadway run (as it had last year). The show features a rotating cast throughout its run, with upcoming cast members including Ben Schwartz, Mike Birbiglia and Heidi Gardner. The band Lawrence plays songs as part of the show. Related Stories Lifestyle Patrick Ball, Alden Ehrenreich to Make Broadway Debuts in 'Becky Shaw' Lifestyle 'Beaches' Musical Coming to Broadway Starring Jessica Vosk, Kelli Barrett Harry Potter and the Cursed Child again topped the industry box office as the show slightly increased its total to $2.98 million. The play, which opened on Broadway in 2018, has seen a big jump in grosses after Tom Felton, who played Draco in the original Harry Potter movies, joined the show in November. Capacity remained at 100 percent at the Lyric Theatre, while the average ticket price slid up to $230. However, as reported by the Broadway Journal, the box office tallies from Felton's run are expected to be used to offset losses and build financial reserves (rather than make distributions to investors), given the high running costs of the show and prior sales dips. Hamilton was the next highest grossing with $2.8 million, followed by Wicked with $2.76 million, The Lion King with $2.4 million and Mamma Mia with $1.9 million. Chess saw its grosses slide slightly as lead Lea Michele had a scheduled absence Sunday. Grosses fell $68,000 to $1.89 million last week's $1.95 million. Attendance, however, jumped up to 97 percent capacity from 92 percent as the average ticket price dropped to $168 from $183. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up labor Canadian Directors, Producers Ratify New Contract to Ensure Labor Peace Vivendi StudioCanal CEO Anna Marsh on 'Paddington' and Other Franchises, Pushing Into Series, and Being "Absolute Believers in Cinemas" Podcasts Netflix Strikes Deal With iHeartMedia On Video Podcasts Reels Big Tech's Battle for the Living Room Heats Up As Instagram Launches Reels App for TVs TV Ratings 'Stranger Things' and Football Power Heavy TV Use in November siriusxm Stern Sticks With Sirius: Howard Signs Three-Year Deal After Contract Standoff labor Canadian Directors, Producers Ratify New Contract to Ensure Labor Peace Vivendi StudioCanal CEO Anna Marsh on 'Paddington' and Other Franchises, Pushing Into Series, and Being "Absolute Believers in Cinemas" Podcasts Netflix Strikes Deal With iHeartMedia On Video Podcasts Reels Big Tech's Battle for the Living Room Heats Up As Instagram Launches Reels App for TVs TV Ratings 'Stranger Things' and Football Power Heavy TV Use in November siriusxm Stern Sticks With Sirius: Howard Signs Three-Year Deal After Contract Standoff