Laycock Street Community Theatre will present a Night of Fringe on September 6, with a double bill comprising Plenty of Fish in the Sea and Oyster Boy.
This fun, inventive, cheeky, absurd double bill is sure to delight and entertain with its old-school theatricality.
Returning from a successful season at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with five-star reviews, Plenty of Fish in the Sea takes you on a journey to the devout fishing village of Saint-Cotriade and a rescued traveller who finds himself in an ancient monastery and faced with a strange kind of ‘hook-up’ culture.
Plenty of Fish in the Sea is the work of Clockfire Theatre with the esteemed Kate Gaul (The Magic Flute – Opera Australia) as creative producer.
The work has been developed through physical collaboration and influenced by training at Jacques Lecoq Theatre School in France.
In the second act, Oyster Boy is a dark, absurd comedy for anyone who has tried to fit in, and failed.
It is the creation of comic duo Kyle Walmsley and Elizabeth Millington; a tale of transition sure to shock and delight.
This double bill of contemporary, absurd and humorous fringe programming is suitable for audiences aged 15 and over.
It will be performed at 7.30pm on Friday, September 6.
Buy tickets at laycockstreettheatre.com
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