About this episode

Bobby interviews Elisa Galindez about her Broadway debut and the challenges of being underestimated.

Bobby saw Elisa in her first performance as the lead in Real Woman Have Curves and was so taken with her that he was determined to track her down and learn more about her. What follows is a fascinating conversation about the need to be right - something that she seemingly nailed in her many roles, on and off stage in her Broadway debut - but on a deeper level, the need to avoid being made small in environments where it's common to be underestimated. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People in this episode

Host: Bobby

Guest: Elisa Galindez

Topics covered

• self-acceptance
• Broadway
• performance
• underestimation
• identity

Keywords

• Broadway
• performance
• self-improvement
• identity
• underestimation

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Real Woman Have Curves

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