Known as 'The girl next door with a whole lot more...and then some!'
Camilla Cream has been crowned Miss Burlesque Tasmania 2018 and voted #9 Most Influential Burlesque Figures in Australia. With a French mood and a twirl of feathered fans, Camilla grabs the audience's hearts and refuses to let go until they are cheering for more!

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Whether it be flourishing her luxurious fans, teasing with a fluffy boa, or singing a Peggy Lee classic, Camilla will make audiences all over cream with excitement, unexpected cheek and joy. Her signature prop is her large feather fans. She has wowed audiences all over Australia with these floating beauties. Camilla also has her own World Record: The Most Fans Used Simultaneously in a Burlesque Performance and has headlined shows interstate numerous times; including headlining shows for Fringe Festivals (Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne), Big Bang Burlesque (East Coast of Australia), and performing in the Australian Burlesque Festival (Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Sydney).

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An established performer, she also produces successful burlesque shows in Melbourne and interstate (plus has co-produced several events). Her professionalism, strive to provide high quality events and care for cast performers is what makes her stand out in this field. Camilla endeavors to foster a strong sense of community and connection with the shows and events she produces.

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She's a solo performer and producer powerhouse known all over Australia for her fan twirling abilities, connection with the audience and a whole lot of fun!​

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Reviews of Camilla's Performances and Shows:

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"Camilla Cream is a natural born performer! I had the honour of hosting her to perform at my production in Canberra and she absolutely stole the show - engaging with the audience and owning the stage - a true star!!!
I also facilitated a group workshop where she taught on fan dancing and I loved it! Camilla was able to breakdown complicated movements in order to teach a fun and varied choreography in a laid back and inclusive environment where we all had a good time!"
Jazida (Producer and Performer, Canberra)

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"Closing the show (for a very good reason) was the blonde bombshell, Melbourne performer Camilla Cream. She sure does know how to work the stage and had the audience totally in awe of her feather-fan twirling abilities. She really did finish the show with a bang! She can also sing like there’s no tomorrow, belting out a cabaret favourite, All That Jazz earlier in the show"
Georgina Smerd, Glam Adelaide

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"One of the highlights of the evening from Sunday’s show was Camilla Cream, who got the crowd going to All That Jazz from the Chicago soundtrack. As she stepped onto the stage in her revealing bright red glitter dress and stark blonde bob, her strong vocals filled the room, as did her dynamic stage presence. She then braced us once more in a final act, with large white feather fans and embellished shimmering lingerie, reminiscent of the Burlesque diva we all know so well – Dita Von Teese (but with blonde hair)."
Georgina Tselekidis - The Adelaidian

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"...she sent feathers flying and hearts fluttering. Letters relating to this performance are the letter O, M and G! I could use the entire alphabet to describe how much I enjoyed this performance, however I’ll leave it at Amazingly Brilliant and Clever."
Tayissa - Tay Around Town Blog

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Fringe at its Burlesque best!

Le Grande Cabaret is a sensational ensemble of sassy and refreshing acts with tangy twists and devilish cheek. The show begins with a jocular introduction by the masterfully witty and commanding Master of Ceremonies Patrick Collins.

This is a pacy, driven show with non-stop rollicking fun and entertainment. The show is divided into two sections, the good and evil. It begins with the exquisite Camilla Cream (Miss Burlesque Tasmania, 2018) dazzling us in her fairy floss pink ensemble, with an alluring fan dance.

Lord Lovat hails from the land of tartan and with 263 twerks per minute his ‘Twerking in the Rain’ and his zombie/lunatic skit performed in eight-inch heels has us reeling backwards with aghast bemusement.

Miss Holly Wouldn’t (Miss Burlesque Idol Australia, 2018) exhibits silent movie / Gatsby glamour, exuding a sweet innocence as she enchants us with her beguiling costumes and perfectly striking mannequin–like poised prowess.

Liberty Foxx’s King Kong “Unchain My Heart’, along with her brooding and menacing Red Riding Hood/Wolf skit - oozes a unique lush and sexy aura, while we can all get a kick out of Micheal Wheatley’s sleezy performances - he hustles his style with confident pimpish perfection.

The camaraderie between the performers is genuine and honest. Collins navigates the show with generous audience warmers and Kitty (Alexander) is the gorgeous stagehand, pawing her way through each act with glitzy purring ease.

A must see show!

Flora Georgiou (Melbourne Fringe Festival Reviewer)

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