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Funnyman W. Kamau Bell often opens for Dave Chappelle and has appeared on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend" and on "Comics Unleashed." See his new show The W. Kamau Bell Curve, a passionate and comedic look at racism in modern society, at the Shelton Theatre.
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This dude was awesome! I would highly reccommend this show to anyone. This show was worth much more than what we paid.


Awesome...worth every penny! And hilarious...he is a must see before he blows up and tickets are much more.


Funny show in a much smaller and more intimate theatre than I expected. I think fans of interactive comedy will really enjoy this show. It was very different than the Dave Chappelle show I saw a few weeks ago where although it was generally entertaining, the Punchline bouncers would politely threaten to remove anyone who spoke to Chapelle out of turn.
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W. Kamau Bell is without a doubt among San Francisco’s most thoughtful and innovative comics. He frequently opens for Dave Chappelle in San Francisco and around the country. Called “in your face” by the San Francisco Chronicle, he has been on the cover of the Pink Pages as an “Artist on the Verge,” and was recently featured on the front page of the Datebook section. He has appeared at North America’s most prestigious comedy event, the “Just For Laughs Festival” in Montreal, and has been seen on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend" as well as the syndicated TV show, "Comics Unleashed." For more, click here.
The W. Kamau Bell Curve
The Show Designed to end racism . . . in about an hour.
Just like Led Zeppelin, skinny jeans, and The Boston Celtics, racism is making a comeback in America. White people haven’t talked this badly about un-white people since Martin Luther King had that dream. And since The W. Kamau Bell Curve opened last October (to end racism in about an hour), racism has redoubled its efforts. First the co-discoverer of DNA said that Europeans are smarter than Africans. Then Dog The Bounty Hunter tried to break Michael Richards record for the most ‘N’ words. Then an unknown golf commentator told a good old- fashioned lynching joke about her friend Tiger Woods. And recently it’s become trendy to say, “I hate China!” And somehow in the middle of all this, America might elect its first black president… unless Fox News has it's way. (See Fox’s coverage of Jeremiah Wright.)
Well, W. Kamau Bell is mad as hell and he's not going smile politely anymore as his un-black friends go, "Sarah Silverman isn’t racist. She’s ironic." "The W. Kamau Bell Curve" is one part diatribe, one part manifesto, and several parts funny. When it was performed monthly this past fall, The Bell Curve was never more then a few weeks away from addressing current events. Now that the show is being performed weekly you'll get the news (and the laughs) within days of its unfolding. Many people will be comforted by that thought.