Barry and Zazza’s Great Australian Adventure
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Meet Barry, a cheeky male cockatoo with a flair for magic
tricks and a taste for adventure, and Zsazsa, a glamorous
Papillon dog with a nose for stardom and an attitude to
match. They live in Seaforth, an upscale suburb perched on
the clifftops of northern Sydney, overlooking the sparkling
inner harbour.
Life wasn’t always smooth sailing between these two. In
the beginning, Zsazsa had no patience for feathered
intruders—barking and puffing herself up whenever Barry
dared to come close. But persistence, and a shared
fascination with the world beyond their backyard, finally
won her over. Now, Barry and Zsazsa are inseparable
partners in crime.
Their adopted human, Marti, has lived a life full of adventure. She’s danced in
the Folies Bergère, served as a stewardess across
countless skies, and gathered a large, eclectic circle of
friends. Marti’s home is often filled with laughter,
stories, and lavish spreads. While she’s a touch
clueless about modern gadgets like mobile phones and
GPS, she drives her little car like a race car
driver—collecting scrapes and narrowly avoiding
disaster with surprising regularity.
For Barry and Zsazsa, Marti’s TV offers a portal to the thrilling world beyond
Seaforth. Barry dreams of theme parks and golden
beaches, while Zsazsa, a born diva, yearns to make her
mark among the stars. Yet, their understanding of human
marvels is… let’s say, unique. Mobile phones, to them, are
“magic mirrors” for speaking to distant spirits. Barry’s
magic tricks enchant anyone he meets, and Zsazsa, a
natural-born medium, claims to see into the future.
One particularly dull day, the pair decide it's time to break free and embark
on an adventure of their own. They hatch a daring escape plan, keeping it all
hush-hush from Marti, who, they’re certain, would put an end to their
escapade in an instant. And so, with the world waiting, they set off to explore
the great unknown, never quite sure what wild, wonderful things they’ll find
next.
And so, the plot is set,
