Full Cream
Co-creator | National Tour
Full Cream was an award-winning new play about fat pride, kinship, and liberation that I created with my then-housemate, Emily Keagan, as well as Jonathan Graffam-O'Meara & Georgie Wolfe.
We took the show to Melbourne Fringe, Geelong Arts Centre, Bendigo Pride, Radically Soft, A Plus Market, and Perth Fringe.
— Melbourne Fringe 2023
— Greta Doell for Theatre Travels
— We asked our audiences in Melbourne what they thought of Full Cream
— Amelia Chisholm for FringeFeed
— Fringe World Perth 2024
— Cicely Binford for Perth Arts Live
About the Show
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.







July 2023 Season | Images by Jaimi Houston
Touring History
- First Development
Monash Uni Student Theatre (VIC), Bunurong Country, July 2023 - Melbourne Fringe
Fringe Hub: Trades Hall (VIC), Wurundjeri Country, October 2023 - Fringe Encore Season
Geelong Arts Centre (VIC), Wadawurrung Country, October 2023 - A Plus Market
The Line (VIC), Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, December 2023 - Fringe World
Fringe Hub: Pleasure Garden (WA), Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, January 2024 - Bendigo Pride Festival
MacGillivray Hall (VIC), Dja Dja Wurrung Country, March 2024 - Radically Soft
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (NSW), Dharug Country, March 2024 - Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music & Performance
Monash University (VIC), Bunurong Country, May 2024