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# ‘All In’ recoups on Broadway
- URL: https://www.broadwaynews.com/all-in-recoups-on-broadway/
- Published: 2025-02-18T18:58:06.000Z
- Updated: 2025-02-18T18:58:06.000Z
- Description: The Simon Rich comedy broke a house record during its run at the Hudson Theatre.
- Author: Michael Abourizk
- Tags: Recoupment, All In: Comedy About Love, News

“All In: Comedy About Love” has recouped its Broadway investment. The news comes on the heels of the Feb. 16 closing of the Simon Rich play’s limited ten-week engagement. Following previews that began on Dec. 11, 2024, “All In” [opened](https://www.broadwaynews.com/the-broadway-review-all-in-comedy-about-love-is-the-safest-comedy-special-around/) on Dec. 22 at the Hudson Theatre.

The production’s initial capitalization was $4.8 million, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This announcement marks the third production opening in the 2024-2025 season to reveal recoupment; [“Romeo + Juliet”](https://www.broadwaynews.com/broadways-romeo-juliet-revival-recoups-investment-ahead-of-closing/) and [“Oh, Mary!”](https://www.broadwaynews.com/cole-escolas-broadway-comedy-oh-mary-recoups-investment/) both recently made back their initial investments.

During its tenure on the Main Stem, “All In” regularly grossed in excess of $1 million and played to full capacity. During the week ending [Feb. 2](https://www.broadwaynews.com/jimmy-fallon-led-all-in-soars-as-overall-broadway-box-office-grows/), the production took in $2,080,707, marking the highest weekly gross for a straight-play in the history of the 122-year-old Hudson. 

Based on stories Rich originally wrote for the New Yorker, “All In” features comedic vignettes about relationships, love and marriage. Under the direction of [Alex Timbers](https://www.broadwaynews.com/director-alex-timbers-is-the-great-provocateur-of-broadway/), “All In” featured a cast of four, taken on by a variety of performers, each of whom appeared in the play for anywhere from one to five weeks. The opening-night company featured Fred Armisen, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Richard Kind and John Mulaney; replacement players included [Annaleigh Ashford](https://www.broadwaynews.com/exclusive-annaleigh-ashford-to-join-cast-of-all-in-comedy-about-love/), Hank Azaria, Aidy Bryant, David Cross, Jimmy Fallon, Chloe Fineman, [Nick Kroll](https://www.broadwaynews.com/nick-kroll-joins-all-in-on-broadway-opening-night-date-set/), Tim Meadows, [Lin-Manuel Miranda](https://www.broadwaynews.com/lin-manuel-miranda-jimmy-fallon-aidy-bryant-and-more-will-appear-in-all-in/) and Andrew Rannells. Jill Abramovitz and Ben Steinfeld served as standbys. “All In” also featured the musical duo the [Bengsons](https://www.broadwaynews.com/the-bengsons-will-appear-in-broadways-all-in-comedy-about-love/), who sang songs by the Magnetic Fields.

The production [recently announced](https://www.broadwaynews.com/all-out-comedy-about-life-to-open-on-broadway-next-season-on-the-heels-of-the-hit-all-in-comedy-about-love-2/) that “All Out: Comedy About Life,” also by Rich and a companion piece to “All In,” will open on Broadway during the 2025-2026 season.

“All In” was produced on Broadway by [Seaview](https://www.broadwaynews.com/broadway-production-company-seaview-acquires-tony-kiser-theatre/), Lorne Michaels, Micah Frank, Caroline Maroney and the New Yorker.