Comedian Ali Wong steps back on stage with a fresh hour built around her post-divorce reality, turning single life and the search for new romance into unfiltered material for this 2024 stand-up special.
What is Ali Wong: Single Lady about?
Single Lady catches Wong at a new chapter in her career and personal life, working through material shaped by her divorce and her return to dating. The special runs a lean 59 minutes, structured as a rapid-fire set that moves between blunt observations on modern relationships, motherhood, and the awkward mechanics of meeting people again after years off the market. Wong's delivery style stays consistent with her earlier specials: fast, confident, and willing to describe embarrassing personal detail in service of the joke. Rather than softening her persona for a new stage of life, she leans further into the raunchy, confessional tone that built her following, applying it to fresh territory around single parenthood and reentering the dating pool as a recognizable public figure.
Cast & crew
Ali Wong is the sole performer and focus of the special, appearing as herself for the full runtime with no supporting cast or guest performers.
Context & significance
Single Lady follows a string of prior specials that built Wong's reputation as one of stand-up's most direct voices on marriage, pregnancy, and family life. This installment marks a shift in subject matter toward divorce and single life, giving longtime viewers a sense of continuity with her earlier work while covering new ground shaped by real changes in her personal circumstances. Fans who followed her earlier hours will notice the same rapid pacing and physical energy, now redirected at a subject she had never tackled on stage before, which keeps the hour feeling like a genuine progression rather than a repeat of familiar bits.
Where & how to watch
Single Lady streams on K-Time with a free account login required to press play. The service's Farsi-subtitled and Farsi-navigation catalog makes English-language specials like this one easy to find for Persian-speaking viewers browsing the stand-up comedy section.