A magical encounter of two girls across time and oceans and an unlikely friendship. Spanning across five-generations of a family in their giant house by the sea, Fish Saw is a collection of poignant and funny stories told by The Little Girl With Glasses and her best friend, Mr Fish.

Created by a team of artists from Japan, Argentina, and the USA, Fish Saw is like Ghibli meets Isabel Allende, with original animation and musical score. Inspired by Sachie’s family in Sendai, Japan, who lived by the sea for hundreds of years until one fateful day that changed their lives forever.
 

“A BEAUTIFUL, FUNNY, TRAGIC, TOUCHING PLAY ABOUT THE ENDURANCE OF MEMORY IN THE FACE OF HUMAN MORTALITY” -Apt613, Canada

“A UNIVERSAL AND SPECIFIC STORY SKILLFULLY TOLD.”  -Theatreview, New Zealand

“UTTERLY ENDEARING IDIOSYNCRATIC GENIUS” -The Scotsman

Internationally award-winning Japanese artist Sachie Mikawa has been creating her musically driven theatrical world for the last 20 years. Sachie has appeared in festivals and productions in North and South America, Europe, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, where she is currently based. Sachie is often seen as Egg in the internationally infamous circus comedy duo, The Birdmann and Egg shows.
 

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Please arrive at least 15 minutes before show start time. Latecomers admitted into the theatre at Basement's discretion. No refunds will be given. 

$15 and $20 Basement Mates tickets available for this event. Find out more about Basement Mates here.

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COVID-19 measures at Basement Theatre:

- Our spaces are small and have a lack of airflow, so we still strongly encourage you to wear a mask while watching a show. You are welcome to remove it to eat and drink.

- If you have any COVID-19 symptoms or have been required to isolate, please stay home. If you find yourself with a ticket but are unable to come, here are the details on what you can do with your ticket.

- Full details of Basement Theatre’s Covid-19 prevention measures