Comedian John Mulaney adds record-setting 12th show to Academy of Music residency in Philadelphia
The residency kicks off Friday, Oct. 1.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Comedian John Mulaney will be calling Philadelphia home for one more night.
The former "Saturday Night Live" writer has added a record-setting 12th show to his residency at the Academy of Music in October.
Mulaney has added a 7 p.m. performance for Tuesday, Oct. 12.
Tickets for this show went on sale on Tuesday, Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. through kimmelculturalcampus.org and JohnMulaney.com.
The Emmy Award-winner will kick off his residency at the Academy of Music on Friday, Oct. 1.
He will then have performances each day through Oct. 12.
The new tour is entitled "From Scratch" and has sold over 30,000 tickets so far in Philadelphia.
As a writer for "SNL," Mulaney created many memorable characters, including Bill Hader's Stefon.
He also created and starred in Netflix's "John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch," as well as the Broadway and Netflix productions of "Oh, Hello on Broadway," with costar and co-creator Nick Kroll.
Mulaney has written for IFC's "Documentary Now" and Netflix's "Big Mouth."
