Katt Williams

In late 2012, comedian Katt Williams announced his retirement from stand-up comedy after an incident that landed him in a Seattle jail. Just three days later, however, he announced his retirement was over and he was back again. And that’s lucky for us because the comedian, rapper, actor, and everything...

By Paige Skinner

February 5, 2015

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In late 2012, comedian Katt Williams announced his retirement from stand-up comedy after an incident that landed him in a Seattle jail. Just three days later, however, he announced his retirement was over and he was back again. And that’s lucky for us because the comedian, rapper, actor, and everything else extraordinaire is headed to Dallas on his Born Again… Again tour. You’ve seen him in music videos (Outkast’s “Roses”), movies (“First Sunday”) and TV shows (Nick Cannon’s “Wild N’ Out”), as well as his own comedy specials. Armed with jokes and plenty of profanity, Williams is headed here to ensure a night of laughs at 8 p.m. Friday at the Verizon Theatre, 1001 Performance Place, Grand Prairie. Tickets available starting at $89 at theateratgrandprairie.com
Fri., Feb. 6, 8 p.m., 2015

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