Louis CK reappeared alongside fellow A-list comedians at the Dave Chappelle event in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Chappelle has been hosting a series of stand-up shows amid the COVID-19 pandemic called “Dave Chappelle & Friends: An Intimate Socially Distanced Affair,” otherwise nicknamed “Chappelle’s Summer Camp.” In a photo dated August 4, it was revealed that CK fell inside as a welcome special guest after his dip of career in 2017 that happened when he confirmed allegations of sexual abuse.
“Today’s Surprise Guest in the Cornfield: Louis CK,” photographer Mathieu Bitton posted the picture on Instagram, showing the comedian center stage alongside Chappelle, Michelle Wolf, Mo Amer, and DJ Trauma at Wirrig Pavilion.
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CK has remained in the comedy scene since the 2017 incident by appearing at standup clubs in New York throughout 2018 and launching a tour in 2019. He even released a comedy special “Sincerely CK” in April, however, his appearing alongside other comedians on Chappelle’s “Summer Camp” marks one of his more high-profile outings since his fall from the top tier of comedy-all-stars.
It is not surprising that CK was welcomed by Chappelle at a time when he remained somewhat in the comedy community. In his recent Netflix comedy special “Sticks & Stones”, the cabaret artist defends his longtime friend by joking: “Louis CK was a very good friend of mine before he died in that horrible masturbation accident.”
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CK was accused of inadvertently masturbating for several women.
Chappelle’s comedy series has been one of the only successful live shows to take place in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, as most live venues, bars and theaters are still open or operating under strict social distancing. rules. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chappelle is only able to tackle his “Summer Camp” because of a close relationship with the Ohio driver and the Greene County zoning plan.
Comedian Louis CK returned to the stage alongside fellow comedians Michelle Wolf and Dave Chappelle.
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The outlet reports that a strict system of safety protocols such as temperature controls, socially distant seating, working with neighbors over noise, and other measures have been followed by the cabaret performer and his guests allowing things to operate.
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Other guests who have fallen under the pandemic include David Letterman, Jon Stewart, Tiffany Haddish, Common, Erykah Badu, Michael Che, Jon Hamm, Talib Kweli, Questlove and many more.
