I think this play should be seen in spite of its weaknesses. It brings relevance to today’s problems, today’s world, even if it is set more than 90 years ago. This is a play for our times.
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Jordan E. Cooper appeared on Morning Joe this morning to urge audiences to see his play, Ain't No Mo', to save it from its December 18 closing date. During the interview, Cooper, who is the youngest Black playwright in Broadway history, discussed the economic problems that the show has faced during its Broadway run. Watch the video interview now!