Ain’t No Mo’ (Broadway)
Ain’t No Mo’ (Broadway)
Closed 1h 30m NYC: Midtown W
78% 235 reviews
78%
(235 Ratings)
Positive
80%
Mixed
14%
Negative
6%
Members say
Ambitious, Clever, Great acting, Relevant, Entertaining

The Broadway transfer of the downtown comedy hit about being Black in America.

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Critic Reviews (18)

The New York Times
December 2nd, 2022

" 'Ain’t No Mo’ has an immediate impact, but its biting commentary on race doesn’t leave a bruise."
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New York Theatre Guide
December 5th, 2022

"This play is fanged, ferocious, and funny as all get out."
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Time Out New York
December 7th, 2022

" 'Ain’t No Mo’ is a dazzling cascade of ideas...It’s as shiny, heavy and fabulously overstuffed as Miss Bag, and it speaks compellingly to the bind of Black Americans in the post-Obama age."
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New York Magazine / Vulture
December 2nd, 2022

"It’s a show that’s bawdy and bold and uninterested in seeming respectable, but it’s also fascinated by respectability, the question of who might leave or stay on that flight, who might embrace their Blackness and who might try to bury it."
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New York Daily News
December 2nd, 2022

"Angry, funny, uncompromising and performed at an extraordinarily high level...It abandons caution to the winds and really, really goes there, meaning wherever the heck Cooper wants."
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Variety
December 3rd, 2022

“ 'Ain’t No Mo’,' produced on Broadway by a team led by Lee Daniels, is a daring and uproarious feat of performance that is thrillingly alive to the moment."
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Chicago Tribune
December 3rd, 2022

"All the ensemble performers here — are superb. And while this is no traditional Broadway attraction, with all the attendant risks for the producers, the production values for the show are inventive and strikingly well realized."
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Theatermania
December 2nd, 2022

"One of the things that impressed me about the play this time around - was the oppressive presence of whiteness that Cooper and the creative team create with nary a Caucasian in sight."
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