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[via press release from Netflix]
Chelsea Handler: Revolution | Official Clip | Netflix
Chelsea Handler is back with her new Netflix stand-up special, REVOLUTION. The celebrated, award-winning comedian lets loose on her life - including her choice to remain childless and alone (with the exception of her dogs), dating during the pandemic while her family invades her home, and her vision for a future where men don't wear flip flops.
CHELSEA HANDLER: REVOLUTION
Premiere Date: December 27
Format: Stand-Up Special
Executive Producers: Chelsea Handler, Michelle Caputo and Shannon Hartma
Director: Jo Koy
About the Special:
Chelsea Handler is back with her new Netflix stand-up special, REVOLUTION. The celebrated, award-winning comedian lets loose on her life - including her choice to remain childless and alone (with the exception of her dogs), dating during the pandemic while her family invades her home, and her vision for a future where men don't wear flip flops.
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