Katt Williams appears at the Tabernacle on October 22 at 8 p.m., but the format is a book-tour conversation, not a conventional stand-up set. That distinction is the entire buying decision: the evening is about stories and discussion rather than an hour of punchlines.
For a fan of clever, dark comedy, it could still be interesting to hear the performer reflect on the career behind the material. But the ticket should be judged as an author event, not a comedy-club substitute.
The downtown calendar lists the event. Check the official venue or ticket seller for current inventory and the book-inclusion terms before committing.
What to do: Check the ticket description carefully: this is a conversation, not a standard stand-up performance.