Ali Wong: Single Lady

She doesn’t name names, but the details are vivid and the punchlines smart. It’s tightly assembled and comes with some reassuring guardrails.

Not all divorcées will find themselves as sought-after as Wong did in the immediate aftermath, and almost none will turn their saga into an account this entertaining. “Single Lady” is far from a how-to guide, but it’s a riveting testimonial.

Wong’s utter lack of vulnerability and her cheeky swagger is cheered by the theatre audience because it is so brazen and because it sounds different...

her passionate parsing of oral sex every which way for at least 40 minutes. She’s one tough cookie. Her routines are meant to shock but I find her bravery admirable and hard-won insights illuminating to a degree.

This hour is all about Wong’s glow-up, both personally and professionally...

Single Lady isn’t a how-to guide, but a fun testimonial of a middle-aged divorcee millionaire. Her style of comedy is fun, vibrant, and tailored to a more female audience, but there are plenty of guys who’ll appreciate her jokes and insight.

Ali Wong adds too much ego to this performance. That may have been FOR the performance, but it left a salty flavor in my mouth.