Rachel Greene (she/her/hers) is a fat liberationist playwright, performer, and multi-hyphenate theatre artist hungry for explosive, brave, and challenging works of theatre. Rachel lovingly crafts multi-dimensional fat woman characters and puts them center stage. And not plucky, saccharine Tracy Turnblad-types; she's talking flawed, endearing, sexual, messy, vengeful, multitudinous, powerful fat bodies. Her work most often wrestles with the thorny intersections of consent, agency, power dynamics pushed to their furthest extremes, fatphobia and fat liberation, academia, and gender and sexual politics. Rachel’s plays have been developed and presented recently with Fresh Ink Theater, The Tank, First Kiss Theatre Company (where she is a Resident Artist), Artists’ Theater of Boston, and Brandeis University Department of Theater Arts. When not creating art of her own, you can catch Rachel listening to angsty pop music or working as a staff member at the American Repertory Theater and as a core member of the Artists’ Theater of Boston. Rachel holds a degree in Theater Arts from Brandeis University, where she wrote her thesis on the contemporary reclamation of neglected women's voices in classical stories, focused on Shakespeare's Queen Margaret of Anjou.