Have you ever felt like no one is listening? You're screaming, but invisible? Scars and Sweet Potato Chips follows two housemates turned friends, in a sharp, funny and fiercely human show about chronic pain, body shame, and the people who show up anyway. One in nine Australians live with endometriosis. Most wait seven years for a name for their pain. This is for anyone still waiting to be heard.
Director: Tess Walsh
Writer, Co-Producer & Actor: Karli Rae Riesen
Co-Producer: Sharmini Kumar
Production Company: 24 Carrot Productions
This production contains coarse language, discussions of reproductive health and chronic illness, sexual references, depictions of medical trauma, and themes of body shame and intoxication.
Visual Ratings: 50%
Aural Ratings: 50%
Suitable Age: 13+
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