By: Natasha Archary
Trevor Noah closed off his successful “Back to Abnormal” European Tour in Germany this weekend.
The South African comedian who was criticised for excluding his home country in this comedy showcase, has now put out the vote to the public on his next tour destination.
Noah is expected back in the US to continue shooting his Daily Show episodes and will then be heading to Canada.
Sharing his gratitude to fans on his social media, Noah said he’s looking forward to future tours in Asia, Australia and South Africa.
Trevor Noah's show at Ziggo Dome in The Netherlands was attended by 14,000 people yesterday.
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He performed at 8,400 capacity Forest National in Belgium 2 days ago.
9,500 capacity Geneva Arena in Switzerland on May 17.
13,000 capacity 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland on May 7. pic.twitter.com/vdFJMCkoxQ
Noah’s Back to Abnormal Euro tour received full-houses in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, as well as Dublin.
While his international appeal makes him a popular, locals have questioned why Noah doesn’t make light of SA’s current state of affairs.
Trevor Noah grew as a standup comedian for his jabs at former SA president Jacob Zuma. He has however, not used current SA president Cyril Ramaphosa as the butt of his jokes.
It may have everything to do with the fact that Noah left SA long before Ramaphosa came into power but was living in the country under Zuma’s reign.
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