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Wanda Sykes' latest comedy special, "I'm An Entertainer," promises laughter.
Since her appearance at the 2022 Oscars and her iconic roles in "The Upshaws" on Netflix and "Velma" on Max, Wanda Sykes, the lesbian comedian, continues to impress. After the success of her show "Not Normal," which was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2019, she's back with even more daring and determination to entertain and provoke thought.
In her sixth solo show, "I'm An Entertainer," Wanda Sykes explores a variety of subjects with depth, from raising Generation Z teens to political dynamics, all seen through her unique perspective.
Beginning with her take on managing the COVID pandemic, she adds anecdotes about online religious services and her personal vaccine experience to her narrative. Sykes then shifts her focus to her family, highlighting her French wife and 13-year-old twins. Through this lens, she explores wider social issues like privilege and injustice that strike a chord in our society.
Center stage at the Philadelphia Miller Theatre, she also addresses white privilege directly, mentioning tragic events like Ahmaud Arbery's murder and highlighting systemic inequalities. She uses examples like George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Elijah McClain to emphasize the unequal treatment of Black individuals, urging greater social awareness.
Here's the trailer for "I'm An Entertainer," giving you a taste of Wanda Sykes' latest comedy show:
Don't miss out on watching "Wanda Sykes: I'm An Entertainer," exclusively on Netflix. It's your chance to enjoy laughter while discovering a fresh worldview alongside lesbian comedy icon Wanda Sykes. Known for her sharp wit and honesty, she moves beyond being just an "entertainer" here, becoming a bold and inspiring voice that lingers in your thoughts.
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