Pack your carry-on, find your seat, and fasten your seatbelt at the Belasco Theatre for the Broadway premiere of Jordan E. Cooper's acclaimed satire Ain't No Mo'. Get Ain't No Mo' tickets on TodayTix now.
What if, to "solve" racism in America with minimal effort, the government offered all Black Americans a one-way ticket to Africa, and millions actually accepted? That’s the outlandish question at the center of Ain't No Mo', a clever look into the experience of being Black in America today and the show that makes 27-year-old Cooper the youngest Black American playwright in Broadway history.
See why The New York Times called its acclaimed Off-Broadway premiere “thrilling, bewildering, campy, shrewd, mortifying, scary, devastating and deep,” and New York Theatre Guide’s critic simply raved, “Bravo. Indeed.”
Get your boarding passes — that is, your Ain't No Mo' Broadway tickets — on TodayTix, and buckle up for a wild ride.
November 9th, 2022
December 23rd, 2022
Children under 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
By: Jordan E. Cooper
Director: Stevie Walker-Webb
Producer: Lee Daniels
Cast list: Jordan E. Cooper (as Peaches), Crystal Lucas-Perry, Fedna Jacquet, Marchánt Davis, Ebony Marshall-Oliver, Shannon Matesky
Design: Scott Pask
Lighting: Adam Honoré
Costume: Emilio Sosa
Sound: Jonathan Deans and Taylor Williams
Other info: Wig design by Mia M. Neal
2 wheelchair spaces
Throughout Ain't No Mo' on Broadway, Peaches, a drag-queen gate attendant for Flight 1619, guides the audience through a collection of humorous, fearless, and unabashedly profane sketches that answer the central question. Ain't No Mo' uses satire, minstrelsy, allegory, and more to explore different Black American experiences that would theoretically drive them to board a plane away from here — or not. But the show also explores what America loses without Black culture and vice versa, and whether separation from racism is truly possible.
Ain't No Mo' marked the professional debut of playwright Jordan E. Cooper in 2019, when he was just 23 years old. The world premiere at The Public Theater received rave reviews, and a D.C. production did the same before the return of Ain't No Mo' to New York, this time on Broadway.
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