One of comedy’s biggest global names, Trevor Noah, is extending his Hong Kong run once again. He will now perform at MacPherson Stadium from October 26 to 29, after a fourth show was added following strong demand for the previously announced dates.
The latest announcement comes after two extra shows on October 27 and 28 were added on September 10, expanding the original one-night performance on October 26. His Hong Kong dates come ahead of a Kuala Lumpur show on November 9, adding another stop to his Asian tour.
Fans can look forward to his quick observations on politics, culture and everyday life. Over the years, he has taken his shows around the world, including the hugely successful “Off The Record” tour, while also releasing 12 comedy specials.
Born in South Africa, the comedian, author and former Daily Show host became an international household name as host of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, a role that earned him widespread recognition and an Emmy Award.
Away from comedy stages, Noah is also a bestselling author. His memoir Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood became a #1 New York Times bestseller, while he has since published Into the Uncut Grass. He currently hosts the SiriusXM podcast What Now? With Trevor Noah.
Noah has also become a familiar face beyond stand-up, having hosted the Grammy Awards six consecutive times, adding another dimension to a career that spans comedy, television, books and podcasts.
The Hong Kong shows will take place at MacPherson Stadium on October 26, 27, 28 and 29, with all performances starting at 8pm. Tickets are priced at HK$688, HK$788, HK$888 and HK$1,088.
Tickets for the newly added October 29 show are on sale now via Ticketflap, while availability for the earlier dates may vary.
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