Dave Chappelle has arranged additional ‘The Process’ shows in London for the end of the week, where he will trial his new comedy material. The comedian will perform at Leicester Square Theatre on April 18-19 at 9:30pm. On April 21, he will perform double shows at Bush Hall, with one starting at 7pm and the other at 10pm.
Tickets for the show will be made accessible on the following day on April 17 at 10am, which can be purchased here. Complying with previous guidelines, attendees are restricted from carrying any devices. They will have to place any gadgets, including phones, in Yondr pouches, which will later be unlocked when the show concludes. If required, they can use the designated unlocking station to access their phone.
Chappelle faced criticism in the past few years from the transgender community about his remarks about their community. In an earlier incident, Jerrod Carmichael discussed his past evaluations of Chappelle. According to Carmichael, Chappelle took it as an insult and considered him an egotistic person. He further requested Carmichael to apologize to him publicly.
Chappelle was recently presented with a Grammy Award in February for Best Comedy Album, where he defended creative expression. The show, What’s In A Name, is a 40-minute Netflix production that he conducted at his alma mater, Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
Thus, Chappelle’s new comedy shows can be an ideal platform for his followers to see him perform his new work, given his previous comedic triumphs
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