John Mulaney Performs Historic Stand-Up at Wrigley Field
Originally published Jul 13, 2026
By Chris Gardner · The Hollywood Reporter — Movies
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Key points
- John Mulaney performed stand-up at Wrigley Field, a first for a comedian.
- The event sold out, drawing one of the largest audiences in stand-up history.
- Mulaney was joined by David Letterman, Fred Armisen, and Richard Kind.
John Mulaney made history by becoming the first comedian to perform at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The event sold out, drawing one of the largest stand-up audiences ever recorded. Mulaney was joined on stage by notable guests including David Letterman, Fred Armisen, and Richard Kind, adding to the significance of the occasion.
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