GIVE ANSWERS - English

As Debbie points out, the phrase is ”without further ado” and yes, it does indeed mean ”let’s start” or ”let’s get on with it”. It is usually associated with the start of a game/contest, a speech, or other formal events.

”Without further ado” is nowadays primarily used in American English.

It’s becoming quite archaic in British English.

It’s without further ado which means Let’s start now.