🐮 Full Cream

This is a story of two fat queer housemates and the fat joy they found in friendship. It’s a story of chubby chasers and Adele, of jiggling bellies and butter churning, of hookups in UFOs and cock-sucking in Sunbury. It’s a story about what happens when fat people are happy and not the elephant in the room.

Blending verbatim text, devised theatre, and a mukbang, Full Cream imagines a stage where fat people belong. It’s a little slice of utopia served with a side of clotted cream. You’re invited to join the fun, the fiesta, and the feed, and live out your big fat fantasy.

Hold onto your love handles: This is a show for all those who keep track of who’s the fattest in the room, and for all those who are the fattest in the room.

Full Cream is an award-winning new play about fat pride, kinship, and liberation that I created with my housemate, Emily Keagan, as well as Jonathan Graffam-O'Meara & Georgie Wolfe. We've taken the show to Melbourne Fringe, Geelong Arts Centre, Bendigo Pride, Radically Soft, A Plus Market, Perth Fringe, and are still going strong. From the creation of this work, we've created a new theatre company dedicated to creating a fat theatrical canon.

Full Cream was developed with the support of Monash Uni Student Theatre, Monash Performing Arts Centres, Monash Student Association, and the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance

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