D.L. Hughley BIO:
D.L. Hughley is a stand-up comedian, actor, and radio personality known for sharp social commentary and observational humor. He rose to prominence as one of the original “Kings of Comedy,” appearing in the 2000 film and tour alongside Steve Harvey, Cedric the Entertainer, and Bernie Mac. His work spans stand-up specials, television, film, and radio.
Hughley's credits include the sitcom The Hughleys and comedy specials that address culture, politics, and everyday life. His energetic delivery and pointed takes have made him a familiar presence on the national comedy circuit. The listed Columbus event also features Don Lemon in the lineup.
D.L. Hughley is listed for Funny Bone Comedy Club - Columbus on June 1, 2025. The supplied event information identifies this Columbus date but does not include details about earlier appearances at the venue, so no past venue history can be confirmed. For updates and event information, ticketscolumbusoh.com covers Columbus Concerts and Comedy.
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D.L. Hughley Columbus reviews
Better read than heard
Some of D.L. Hughley's essays are hilarious to the point of making you laugh out loud. I think the issue lies in listening to him narrate them, which can be quite offensive.
The audience's laughter during these readings was frequently distasteful and offensive. Is it amusing that D.L. Hughley falsely informed his 85-year-old father about having cancer? Or that the British used to hunt and fill pygmies?
I find the laughter of others bothersome and do not consider these topics to be funny.