plenty of fish in the sea

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”…this show is unmissably, unmistakably brilliant.” - THE LIST, UK

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”You could see a thousand plays and encounter nothing like this.” - SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

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”As a sexy romp through a fable with fantasy overtones, it’s a hit.” - IN REVIEW

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”This fast-paced, absurdist dark comedy is persistently ingenious, liberating and brilliant.” - STAGE WHISPERS

“…physical and visual theatre in an utterly refreshing fever dream” - THEATRE TRAVELS

“…mesmerising, sexually liberating, impeccable, a must see.”- THEATRE NOW

A castaway is saved from the surging seas. Conversation is sparse and in his temporary lodgings he comes face to face with a startling kind of hook-up culture. A fantastical and absurdist fable that begins as a story of rescue and becomes an unsettling dissection of dreams and desire. Have you ever grappled with dating apps?  This theatrical world wildly spins a different kind of net that has us caught - hook, line, and sinker!

Clockfire Theatre Company artists are graduates of the Jacques Lecoq Theatre School in Paris, and this training informs the ensemble's process of creating original devised theatre.

Created & directed by Emily Ayoub and Madeline Baghurst

Nun Madeline Baghurst
Bernadette Emily Ayoub
Man Christopher Samuel Carrol

Artistic Producer Kate Gaul
Composer & Sound Designer Daniel Herten
Lighting Designer Victor Kalka
Designer Tobhiyah Stone Feller
Production Photography Geoff Magee

With thanks to the following people without whom this production would not have been possible: John & Jackie Ayoub, Tanya & Alan Baghurst, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Zachary Hanlon, Lily Hayman, Dominic Hort, Michael Ianni, Adam Lee, Daniel Moxam, Lochie Odgers, Mary Rapp, Norma Sproule, Laura Turner, Kate Worsley.

Plenty of Fish in the Sea was developed with the support of the SBW Foundation, Arts on Tour, The Flying Nun Brand X, Sydney Fringe, Inner West Council, and Shopfront's Open Shop Program.