In the style of a TV show, we visit this family of four children plus one visiting girlfriend, and are introduced to these five different stereotypes by a presenter. While at the beginning these five stereotypes are clearly defined, different and separated, slowly boundaries begin to blur, and the performers start playing with their stereotypes. They are not limiting anymore, but rather to be explored and physically experienced, and Full House can become an open space of similar differences and different similarities, a playground for the creation of a shared dance.