Plenty of Fish in the Sea

A hopeless romantic is washed up on the shoreline of the fishing village Saint-Cotriade. His temporary lodgings in an ancient and mysterious monastery bring him tête-à-tête with an unlikely and devout duo in an unpredictable kind of hook-up culture.

Plenty of Fish in the Sea is a darkly humorous and physically adventurous contemporary fable about finding the perfect catch.

“In the style of the absurd fables of Kafka, Beckett or Camus...performances are inventive, physical and hilarious... dream-like states are excitingly theatrical...” – Kaleidoscope Arts

Plenty of Fish in the Sea is conceived and directed by Emily Ayoub and Madeline Baghurst. It premiered as part of The Flying Nun program earlier this year. Now, Christopher Samuel Carroll joins the cast for this new iteration of the work for Sydney Fringe’s Made in Sydney program.

This is physical theatre with text spoken in English and French (don’t worry, there are subtitles!). Clockfire create a dazzling dream of what it is to yearn for love and find it in the most unexpected places. There’s nothing quite like this work in Sydney and audiences of all ages will engage in everything from comedic thrills and spills to its dark sensuality.

• Venue: PACT Theatre

• Dates: 5–9 September

• Times: Varied – see Box Office for details

• Ticket prices: General $35 | Concessions $30 | Deadly $28 + fees

• Fringe box office: www.sydneyfringe.com/festival-info

Suitable 14+

• Conceived and Directed by: Emily Ayoub & Madeline Baghurst

• Producer: Kate Gaul

• Associate Producer: Lily Hayman

• Composer: Mary Rapp

• Sound Design: Daniel Herten

• Designer: Tobhiyah Stone Feller

• Lighting Designer: Victor Kalka

• Stage Manager: Domenic Hort