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Get (your fish) Living or Die Trying (to save your fish)
 

When you give a fish a name you want it to live forever.

Marina and her pet fish Snowball are inseparable. When a brush with death brings Snowball’s mortality centre-stage, Marina learns that she would go to the ends of the Earth to keep her fish alive. And she does!

The pair must navigate danger, espionage, puppets of various sizes, niche dance subcultures, bike lanes, and at least one magic trick.

G(yf)LoDT(tsyf) is a tail about the power of friendship and the unblockable call of the grave. Full of heart and heart-worms, it will have you LOL-ing (Lots of Loving) at the pet fish inside us all.

 

Event details

Venue: Inner West Pride Centre - Pride Hall
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/get-your-fish-living-or-die-trying-to-save-your-fish/
Start Date: Thursday 17 September 2026

Three nights only 17, 18, 19 September, 8pm

Performed as part of Sydney Fringe Festival

Adults $25
Concession/Groups (6+) $22
Deadly Tix $15

Find out more on Instagram: @allfisheverywhere

 

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