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One Mo' Time (1979) - Revue
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One Mo' Time (1979)

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One Mo' Time is a musical revue created by Vernel Bagneris and first produced in 1979. Set in a Black vaudeville theater in 1920s New Orleans, it presents songs, dances, comic exchanges, and short scenes rather than one continuous plot. The revue draws on blues and jazz, along with ragtime and other African American performance traditions. It is suited to audiences interested in New Orleans music, Black theater, and early twentieth-century cultural history.

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What is One Mo’ Time about?

One Mo’ Time is a musical revue set in a Black vaudeville theater in 1920s New Orleans. It presents songs, dances, comic exchanges, and short scenes instead of one continuous plot.

Who created One Mo’ Time?

The revue was created by Vernel Bagneris. It was first produced in 1979.

What kind of music is used in One Mo’ Time?

The show draws on blues and jazz connected with New Orleans performance culture. Its structure lets music, dance, and comedy share the stage rather than serving a single linear storyline.

Is One Mo’ Time a conventional musical with a single story?

No, it is a revue built from linked performances and short theatrical moments. The setting of a 1920s New Orleans vaudeville theater gives the songs and sketches a common frame.

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