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With the second season of 'Creamerie' dropping at SBS On Demand, we sat down with the show's director Roseanne Liang for a chat about comedy, trauma, and why the two can make an unlikely pairing.
In a raunchy, rollicking post-pandemic (not that one) comedy from New Zealand, the men are gone but the women are as nasty to one another as ever.
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Creamerie producer and actor delve into why series has grabbed fans' attention all over.
Creamerie is a new dystopian comedy about three New Zealand women and the last man on earth. Its co-creator and co-star, Perlina Lau, explains how they made a show about the aftermath of a deadly pandemic, during a pandemic. In 2018, when we sat around a dining table spitballing ideas about a TV