20 January – 14 February

This show belongs to the Fringe2024 season. This season is now over.

Fringe2024

Full Cream

Em & Ryan are housemates. 
Em & Ryan are fat. 
Em & Ryan are on all the dating apps.

This is a story of two fat queer housemates and the fat joy they found in friendship. It’s a story of chubby chasers and Adele, of jiggling bellies and butter churning, of hookups in UFOs and c**k-sucking in Sunbury. It’s a story about what happens when fat people are happy and not the elephant in the room.

Blending verbatim text, devised theatre, and a mukbang, Full Cream imagines a stage where fat people belong. It’s a little slice of utopia served with a side of clotted cream. You’re invited to join the fun and live out your big fat fantasy.

Hold onto your love handles: This is a show for all those who keep track of who’s the fattest in the room, and for all those who are the fattest in the room.

Presented by: Full Cream

Full Cream is Em Keagan, Ryan Hamilton, Georgie Wolfe, & Jonathan Graffam-O'Meara. We're a theatre company, but we also make cool apparel for fat people (and yes, skinny legends too). It all began in the midst of Naarm's 6th lockdown when fat/queer housemates Em & Ryan started having frank conversations about what it's like being fat. From that, the idea of telling stories about fat kinship on stage began to grow.
Theatre & Performance • Contemporary
Victoria • Western Australia Premiere
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Suitability & warnings

Family friendly: No
Audience Partcipation: Occasional
Coarse Language: Occasional
Nudity: Mild
Loud Noises
Mental Health
Sexual References
Suicide/Self Harm

Please note

Fatphobia is discussed

Presenter

Presented by: Full Cream

Full Cream is Em Keagan, Ryan Hamilton, Georgie Wolfe, & Jonathan Graffam-O'Meara. We're a theatre company, but we also make cool apparel for fat people (and yes, skinny legends too). It all began in the midst of Naarm's 6th lockdown when fat/queer housemates Em & Ryan started having frank conversations about what it's like being fat. From that, the idea of telling stories about fat kinship on stage began to grow.