One Mo' Time

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One Mo' Time is a musical revue that is set in a nightclub in New Orleans in the 1920s. The show features a cast of five performers who sing and dance to a score of jazz and blues music. The main character is a performer named Bertha who runs the club and serves as the emcee for the evening. Throughout the show, Bertha and the other performers entertain the audience with songs and stories about life in the Big Easy.

The revue is structured as a typical night at the club, with the performers taking turns singing solo numbers and group songs. The music is accompanied by a live jazz band, and the choreography is inspired by the dance styles of the era. The show's score includes classic songs such as "Sweet Georgia Brown," "St. Louis Blues," and "The Joint is Jumpin'."

One Mo' Time premiered off-Broadway in 1979 and has since been performed around the world. The show has been praised for its infectious energy, lively music, and colorful characters. One Mo' Time is a celebration of the rich cultural history of New Orleans and the music that made the city famous.