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Veteran comedian, actor, rapper and social activist Katt Williams announces his return to the stage with his 2018 national comedy tour KATT WILLIAMS: 11:11. The tour kicks off February 2 in Houston. In this new arena tour, Williams is recharged and armed with an arsenal of engaging material that will have audiences bursting with laughter and continuing the conversation long after the lights come down.
This comedy tour follows the January 16 premiere of Williams’s debut Netflix original stand-up comedy special, Katt Williams: Great America. In the special, the polarizing and over-the-top poster figure for hard truth and underground comedy reflects on the current political climate, racial tensions in America, and his disdain of roast beef.
Wielding a unique ability to masterfully blend rapid-fire wit with thought-provoking dialogue, Katt Williams has developed a career seeded with thousands of stage shows in sold-out arenas, a laundry list of starring roles on the small screen and memorable performances in major box office hits. He recently starred in the holiday comedy Father Figures, alongside Owen Wilson, Ed Helms and Glenn Close in December 2017.
Katt recently re-teamed with fellow comedian Mike Epps in The House Next Door, a sequel to the 2016 indie horror comedy Meet the Blacks. The two comedians notably starred together in 2002’s Friday After Next. Williams has recently been cast in the comedic film #twominutesoffame a Lionsgate/CodeBlack feature comedy fused to the studio’s Laugh Out Loud streaming network. Katt will star alongside Jay Pharoah and Keke Palmer.
Katt and crew were awesome. Katt was his truthful self, which is what we all love. He had a great line up. Tommy Davidson was amazing...his physical comedy is still top notch.
Excellent show. Well worth every penny we spent to see him
Wonderful show, many surprises and they were all fun. A good time had by all!
The best from starts to finish! Well, attended had fun with the people around me.
I was seated in the nose bleed seats. My ticket had seat number TBD. The usher up graded me to the floor about 20 feet from the stage...omg. but going down the stairs was the scariest I've ever been I seen my life flash in front me. FALLING. There should be a guard rail along side the aisle. That is a accident waiting to happen. I will never attend a event held there until safety measures are adjusted.
This was a great show. And the staff at the heritage center was absolutely excellent and the best. I am a disabled man and they went above and beyond to make my experience awesome.
This was the best comedy show I done seen every. I would go see it again , it’s worth paying for for a second time.
Great comedy show, again all the comedians were phenomenal Katt Williams was great more political than comedy
Laughs, laughs, and more laughs! It was worth the money!
Really enjoyed the comedy of Katt Williams and the deep lineup of comedians he had open for him. Red Grant was an excellent host and Monique brought the house down.
