DC comedians Earthquake and Donnell Rawlings will be featured in episodes of Dave Chappelle’s newest Netflix project. Earthquake’s special will premiere first on February 28.
Comedian and DC native Dave Chappelle will use his newest Netflix venture to feature two prominent local comics: Earthquake and Donnell Rawlings. The project, called “Chappelle’s Home Team,” will comprise four comedy specials, each featuring comedians handpicked by Chappelle, who also acts as an executive producer for the project and will introduce each guest before their performance.Earthquake
—known by fans as “Quake”—has appeared on numerous comedy programs and in various recurring roles for shows on networks including BET, CBS, HBO and Comedy Central. He’s also filmed a number of comedy specials for Showtime and is currently in his fourth season as host of the Sirius XM radio show, has appeared in numerous films and television series, including recurring spots on.
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