Stuffed

See it if you enjoy the humor of Lisa Lampanelli who is hilarious. Well staged and written. Good skits about weight gain and loss. Talented cast.

Don't see it if you don't like stories about weight gain or loss or the humor of Lisa Lampanelli.

Also If you buy seats to this production, do not get seats on the side since their is a pole obstruction in your view. You can still enjoy the show, which I did, but if you can avoid the poles, do so.... Read more Read less

See it if it's re-worked AGAIN for its third reincarnation. The weakest parts of the show were each scene-break when Lisa did her stand-up shtick.

Don't see it if you don't like raunchy (but real) humor. I'm not a Lampanelli fan AT ALL, yet I enjoyed the writing. Good jokes, and solid serious moments.

Also No clue what possessed me to go.

Oh yeah: four discount tickets for closing night. We LOL'd throughout. I probably groaned more, but I DID laugh a lot.

Strongest performance was Marsha Blake ("Katey"). Especially enjoyed her non-appreciative reactions (facial & vocal) to Lampanelli's feeble attempts at young/hip street-vernacular.

Lampanelli's acting is still rough around the edges (it's her first show!). She's not able to stay in character. Her timing is harsh; her "reaction" within dialogue is non-existent. She doesn't "listen" to the other actresses. She's rehearsed to respond with her lines, & that's just what she does. Like she's double-dutching, nervously anticipating, weaving back-n-forth, waiting to jump in when it's HER turn to speak. She stuck out like a sore thumb.

I've never liked her stand-up. Too angry, brash & crude. Ironically, comparing her stand-up now (NOT this show) to before she lost all the weight, I found her funnier back then, when she was fat. Go figure.... Read more Read less

See it if you want a show closer to a stand-up routine than a play. A series of related skits explore female weight issues with humor.

Don't see it if you don't like off-color language and/or you want a show with a well defined plot.

See it if If you are a Lisa L. Fan, have ever struggled to lose weight Part play/pRt stNdup comedy. Fun

Don't see it if Dont want to talk about eating disorders,or being fat

See it if If you are overweight or obsessed with food like I am. It's a really fun and entertaining show.

Don't see it if If you prefer a show with a strong plot.

See it if You enjoy stand-up comedy and aren't expecting a masterful production.

Don't see it if You prefer a more in-depth looks at themes of body politics, women's identities, and feminism.

See it if you've ever dieted or had any food issues. You'll identify w/the talented actors & laugh like crazy. But you'll also be moved by sad stories

Don't see it if You need a linear story line. You're not interested in personal sad stories. But, these characters all live and thrive on stage.

See it if You want to laugh and you love to eat

Don't see it if Food issues really annoy you

See it if you can relate to food/eating issues. This show touches on the various ways that food sometimes rules our lives.Funny, self-analyzing show!

Don't see it if you can't relate to food/eating issues.

See it if You like Lisa Lampanelli's raunchy comedy, or have struggled with body/weight issues. You're female, or don't mind show featuring all women.

Don't see it if You like sophisticated comedy, and not in a revue motif. You don't enjoy a show featuring an all-female cast and subject of food & weight.

Also The show is ambitious but really needs to be edited.
Also better pacing to work in the four individual stories, starting the first one sooner.... Read more Read less

See it if you want in your face jokes. It is stand up between exaggerated monologues.

Don't see it if you don't like 'stupid' funny or if you want more substance-It feels like they almost got at something interesting but it didn't make it.

See it if you are a woman and want to hear a story of woman and food and dieting

Don't see it if you want a clever comedy, good acting

See it if You want to watch women spewing gratuitous cursing.

Don't see it if Cursing offenda you.

See it if the stories of women interest within a casual 80 min of stand up, dialogue and some emotionally filled monologue.

Don't see it if your looking for a traditional narrative or casual unstructured theatre doesn’t appeal to you.

See it if you like Lisa Lampanelli and appreciate her loud, crass humor.

Don't see it if you prefer a play with a plot and well developed characters and don't find a lot of humor in serious food issues like anorexia and bulimia.

See it if You enjoy Lisa Lampanelli and her work. She is charming.

Don't see it if You enjoy quality playwriting. This "play" is lists of foods Lisa likes, moments of vulnerability from her past, and underwritten characters

See it if you can relate to any kind of issue with your weight.

Don't see it if you are sensitive about weight issues.

See it if You are a Lisa Lampanelli fan, or want to see a comedic discussion on life rather than a narrative

Don't see it if You're looking for more traditional narrative theatre, you get offended easily

See it if Have ever had weight/food issues and can laugh about them

Don't see it if You don't like confident, in your face New York women

See it if You enjoy good comedy, like something that is both funny and thoughtful

Don't see it if you are offended by raunchy language, and self-deprecating comedy

See it if If you’re too fat to skinny trying to gain weight trying to lose weight not happy with your weight Or appearance and wouldn’t mind a laugh

Don't see it if If you’re not open to comical comments about issues with weight.

See it if you are a woman who has ever had issues with her weight (almost all!), or are a sympathetic male

Don't see it if if you are judgmental about women and their weight and looks, in which case you wouldn't want to see it anyway!

See it if You want a good laugh.

Don't see it if If your humor is dry.

See it if you want to waste time & money. This show has ADD; it flits from one conceit to another w/no wisdom and little humor. I was bored & angry.

Don't see it if you have respect for women. The food obsession wears thin. Only likable part is LL's solo about her BF. I would've happily skipped this show

Also I thought, since Stuffed was moved into a bigger theater, that it must be worthy, but it isn't. I could find little redeemable, except for Lampanelli's romantic story, which takes about 10 minutes total.... Read more Read less

See it if you want to see a professional comic, Lisa Lampanelli, delivering one-liners about her weight that convulse the audience

Don't see it if other 3 characters are forgettable stereotypes; can't wait for them to make way for Lisa L and her zingers