Suffering a minor existential crisis, Phil creates man. From that moment on, Phil hasn’t got a moment’s peace. Husband wants a wife, Wife wants a baby, Captain wants to kill, Chairman wants money, Doctor wants to cure, Whores have a penchant for caviar and Russian men, Fatso wants to eat and Sister Father to worship; Mankind’s exhaustive demands are pretty hard to meet. As creations turn against creator, the play enters a new realm where fulfilment, purpose and satisfaction are fully tested – with alarming results. Witty, surreal and eerily relevant, ‘Fulfil Me Fully, Phil’ inverts the wants and needs of our very make-up, be it religion, reproduction, or excellent cake.