Dave Chappelle Tickets

Dave Chappelle is a showbiz name of one of the finest comedian, screenwriter, television/film producer, and actor in America.

He has an actual name of David Khari Webber Chappelle, and had born on August 24, 1973, in Washington D.C. He had got a great fame for the portrayal of sketch comedy in the 2003 television series, named Chappelle's Show.

Chappelles parents were the professors at the different universities. He had passed the growing years of his life at Silver Spring, Maryland and had attended the Woodlin Elementary school.

It was during those childhood years that he had developed the comic sense by watching many of the famous stars like Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor.

After the separation of his parents, he had stayed with his mother and at Washington. He had the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, where he had a major in theatre arts.

Chappelle had later moved to New York City to follow his career in the comedy sector. He had got a chance to perform at Harlem's famed Apollo Theater in front of the infamous Amateur Night audience.

The performance had turned out to be a nightmare, as he a asked to be off the stage. Chappelle was not disheartened by the experience, but it forced him more into the field of showbiz.

The later days showed his decision as wise as he had made a great name, within the comedy circle of New York. He had also experienced to perform in the city's parks.

Chappelle had made his film debut at the age of 20, by a role Ahchoo in Mel Brooks Robin Hood: Men in Tights. He had been offered a small but important role in the film Undercover Blues. Chappelle had been offered many of the other projects and his rising success caught the attention of the TV network executives.

He was offered a role in a sitcom named Buddies, which had only three episodes on air and the rest were released on a single-disc DVD after the achievement of fame by Chappelle.

He had got a chance to work as the nightclub comedian in The Nutty Professor, which had Eddie Murphy in lead, his major comedic influence. There were other minor roles done by him in the films like Con Air and Blue Streak.

He had co-written and worked in a movie named Half Baked, which was a cult film related to the story of two of best friends trying to get their friend out of jail.

Chappelle had made a debut in one of his own weekly sketch comedy show on Comedy Central called Chappelle's Show. The show had a special feature of parodying different sides of American, which included culture and racial patterns, politics and pop culture.

The show had offered various skits along with the musical performances by different artists. The show had been a great satire on the social and political issues and got commercial success as well as criticism. He had received two Emmy nominations for the show.

Chappelle had embraced Islam in the year of 1998. He had told Time Magazine in an interview and he had not liked the idea of discussing his religion as his personal flaws may be associated with the beautiful thing.

Currently Chappelle is living with his wife Elaine and two sons, Sulayman and Ibrahim on a 65-acre farm in the state of Ohio.