A fantastical and absurdist fable that begins as a story of rescue and becomes an unsettling dissection of dreams and desire. Grappled with dating apps?  This theatrical world wildly casts a different kind of net that has us caught - hook, line, and sinker!

​This is a darkly humorous and physically adventurous contemporary fable about finding the perfect catch.

★★★★★“This is theatre-making at the highest level.” The List, UK​

★★★★★ “a masterpiece of creativity” Binge Fringe, UK

★★★★ “truly stunning”  Dark Chat, UK

★★★★ “masterpiece … extraordinary” Theatre Weekly, UK

★★★★★ “perfectly-executed physical theatre, exquisite clowning” Bouquets Brickbats Reviews, UK

★★★★ “truly stunning”  Dark Chat, UK

★★★★ "You could see a thousand plays and encounter nothing like this.” SMH

A hit at Edinburgh, Adelaide and Sydney Fringes it tells the story of a rescued traveller, pulled from the surging sea.

Conversation is sparse and his temporary lodgings in an ancient fishing monastery brings him face to face with an unsettling 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. The work is best described as fantastical story with an absurdist edge.