Brink Productions has recently launched a new brand identity, designed in collaboration with leading integrated communications company slipperyfish.

Under the dual leadership of Chris Drummond, Artistic Director, and Kay Jamieson, Executive Producer, Brink’s new brand aligns more closely with the ethos and the image of the company. The new look features a hand-made ‘Brink’ photographed in several environments – reinforcing that every Brink word is different and unexpected.

“We knew slipperyfish was the right fit for Brink for several reasons,” Kay Jamieson said. “They told us that in their world collaboration is paramount, that they create work that’s truly original, unexpected and highly effective and that we could expect to see traditional and non-traditional answers to our marketing needs.”

Brink also officially announced its 2010 program featuring the world premiere of Harbinger by Matthew Whittet; a return season of the widely acclaimed When The Rain Stops Falling by Andrew Bovell, a collaboration with Hossein Valamanesh and Brink Productions; and the 2011 world premiere of Skip Miller’s Hit Songs.

Harbinger promises a thrilling 'boy meets girl, girl eats boy' love story, while the much-loved return season of When The Rain Stops Falling presents an epic piece of theatrical storytelling that has already been hailed by critics as an Australian classic. Skip Miller's Hit Songs is a multi-narrative ensemble work for African and Australian actors and musicians.  

Chris Drummond explained the connections and differences between each of the three works.

"While they may be very different in terms of their style, what these three shows have in common is a tremendous sense of theatricality. Each show, in different ways, has an unexpected twist in the tale. Where one is truly hilarious another may be powerfully confronting, but all of them will touch the hearts and minds of those who experience them."