The play “Stuffed” is the brainchild of comedian Lisa Lampanelli, who plays herself. And while the comedy flies fast and furious — and the staging includes giant refrigerators and game-show moments — the show poignantly probes struggles with body image. The show opens this week at New York City’s Westside Theatre, and runs through mid-February.
Lampanelli (@LisaLampanelli) joins Here & Now‘s Robin Young to discuss the show, and her own struggles.
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