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Fat Ham Content Advisories & Resources

Fat Ham contains complex themes. For a detailed content advisory, including potential spoilers, and for resources for support around these topics, read on.

Full Content Advisory

This production includes:

  • Stage haze/fog
  • Flashing light effects
  • Strong language 
  • Blood 
  • Violence 

This production contains depictions and discussions of: 

  • Alcohol consumption 
  • Drug use 
  • Fatphobia 
  • Homophobia 
  • Racial slurs 
  • Sex 

If you would like further information regarding these content advisories, please contact the Patron Services Office at 206.443.2222.

Resources

Fat Ham explores many challenging themes. If you are looking for support around these topics within the Puget Sound region, check out the following organizations. And as you are able, please consider volunteering for or donating to these incredible organizations.

Alcohol & Drug Use Support

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: For emotional and substance use support 24/7, dial 988 or click here
  • The Washington Recovery Helpline (1.866.789.1511) offers confidential, anonymous, 24-hour help for Washington State residents with substance use disorders
  • Teenagers in Washington State can connect with Teen Link (1.866.833.6546) to have their questions about substance abuse answered confidentially
  • National Drug Helpline: Call the 24/7 helpline at 1.844.289.0879

Combatting Fatphobia

  • The Body Is Not An Apology is an international movement committed to cultivating global radical self-love and bodily empowerment
  • The National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance is a multigenerational, intersectional social justice organization creating opportunity for big bodied people and building community for fat people and our loved ones through education, advocacy, and support

LGBTQIA+ Support

Black Community Resources

  • King County Equity Now (KCEN) is a pro-Black advocacy and policy organizing nonprofit focused on developing liberated Black communities that own and control the resources and systems that impact Black lives
  • Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County: BLMSKC is a grassroots, volunteer-run, social-justice nonprofit organization focused on the empowerment and liberation of Blacks and other people of color through advocacy and direct action
  • Support local Black-owned businesses through Seattle Good, Intentionalist, and the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle Black Business Directory
  • Lavender Rights Project: LRP elevates the power, autonomy, and leadership of the Black intersex and gender diverse community through intersectional legal and social services
  • Hey, Black Seattle!: An organization that supports people of the African diaspora in finding the cultural experiences and community resources they need to thrive while living in the Seattle area
  • Pacific Northwest Black Pride: PNW Black Pride seeks to inspire communities of color to preserve their place in history and to advance new opportunities for future growth
  • Nile's Edge Healing Arts Center: Focuses on de-colonizing health and education so that under-served communities can holistically flourish
  • Yusephinum LLC: A Queer, BIPOC, Seattle-based artist collective
  • Northwest African American Museum: Celebrating 16 years of educating, celebrating and honoring Black history in the Pacific Northwest and beyond
  • Creative Justice: Uses art as a vehicle to lift up the power of young people of color, youth from low-income families, and LGBTQA youth

 

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