Stuffed NYC Reviews and Tickets

69%

(146 Ratings)

Positive

58%

Mixed

32%

Negative

10%

Members say

Funny, Entertaining, Clever, Disappointing, Quirky

About the Show

After a successful 2016 run with WP Theater, Lisa Lampanelli's play about four women and their radically different relationships with food and body image transfers Off-Broadway.

A lifelong yo-yo dieter, a bulimic, a confident overweight gal, and a permanent size zero who can’t gain weight walk into a play...and what happens next could only be dished up by comedy star Lisa Lampanelli in her first foray into theater. 'Stuffed' features the comedian's irreverent voice, signature wit, and an extra-large scoop of razor-sharp insight into the complicated world of our relationships with food. This show doesn't shy away from tough questions like: Is eating an ice cream sandwich in the shower as emotionally fulfilling as it sounds? When it comes to jeans, what's better: muffin top or camel toe? And, if Oprah, the most powerful person in the world, can't conquer her food issues, what can the rest of us do but laugh as we try?

Show-Score Member Reviews (146)

During previews

Clever, Funny, Hilarious

See it if Lampanelly (author/actor) delivers more than a comedy about a topic that has long challenged women and men in balancing weight against

Don't see it if you do not have a sense of humor Read more

During previews

Clever, Entertaining, Funny

See it if Enjoy funny smart comedy

Don't see it if you don't like to laugh

During previews

Delightful, Exquisite, Hilarious, Intelligent

See it if Original run with Ann Harada and Lisa Lampanelli. Willing to laugh about self, regardless of size and neuroses.

Don't see it if Looking for highbrow theater ... then again, it's all in the subtext.

During previews

Funny, Entertaining, Raunchy, Thought-provoking, Hilarious

See it if you enjoy raunchy comedy mixed with personal stories about struggles with weight loss, and especially if you enjoy Lisa Lampanelli's comedy.

Don't see it if you're easily offended by coarse language. Much of it is line with Lisa Lampanelli's style of comedy, as she wrote the play.