Malaysian-born comedian Ronny Chieng rose to fame in recent years as a senior correspondent for ‘The Daily Show’.
Source: Ronny Chieng on Facebook
He’s also dabbled in acting, with roles in movies such as ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ and ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’.
The star will now be returning to Singapore for a one-night-only show at The Star Theatre on 13 Sep.
Presales will begin on 18 July, while general sales will commence the day after.
Event promoter Now/Live took to Instagram earlier today (17 July) to announce the exciting news.
Source: @nowliveasia on Instagram
For one night only on 13 Sep, Chieng will be staging a show at The Star Theatre.
Interested fans can sign up for the Now/Live mailing list before 10pm on 17 July for the presale link. Now/Live will then send out an email containing the link at 9am on 18 July.
Presales for tickets to the show will commence at 10am on the same day, ending at 11.59pm. As for general sales, it will officially start on 19 July at 10am.
Details on the ticket prices and categories available have not yet been revealed.
Born in Johor Bahru, Chieng grew up in Singapore and rose to fame through his role as a senior correspondent for Comedy Central’s ‘The Daily Show’.
Source: The Daily Show on YouTube
Best known for his ‘Everything Is Stupid’ segment, he became a stalwart of the show alongside other iconic comedians like Trevor Noah.
Source: Ronny Chieng on Facebook
Chieng also starred in numerous movies such as Marvel’s ‘The Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings’, ‘Crazy Rich Asians’, ‘Joyride’, and most recently, Disney+’s ‘American Born Chinese’.
Source: Cinemablend
So if you’d like to spend an evening full of laughter, this is definitely the show for you.
Don’t hesitate to sign up for the presale link as tickets are sure to sell out fast.
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Featured image adapted from Ronny Chieng on Facebook.
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