SUPPORT THE TOUR OF LOOKING FOR ALIBRANDI

In an era where the digital age often isolates us from meaningful human interaction, it is more important than ever to maintain our humanity. We can achieve this by connecting through our shared life experiences and through the timeless elements that transcend generations, such as love, sex, temptation, grief, conflict, culture, and the discovery of self, and through the visceral connection that live theatre offers us all.

In 2025 we are also focusing on the re-imagined stage adaptation of the powerful novel and film, Looking For Alibrandi a play by Vidya Rajan based on the book by Melina Marchetta.

After the original world premiere in 2022 at Malthouse (Melbourne) and Belvoir (Sydney), Brink is re-rehearsing the show in April/May to integrate three new South Australian cast. Ashton Malcom, Riley Warner and Chris Asimos will join the original cast of theatre luminaries Chanella Macri, Lucia Mastrantone and Jennifer Vuletic and refine some of the technical requirements to ensure a slick 12-venue national tour, with seasons in Adelaide, Parramatta, Gold Coast, Geelong, Hobart, Port Pirie, Whyalla, Renmark, Mount Gambier, Ballarat, Orange and Canberra – taking us all the way through to October.

Brink is heavily investing in the rehearsals and touring legs of this iconic classic, which boldly confronted systemic racism in Australia and sparks crucial conversations about migrant experiences and young women, as we believe that countless more people will find resonance in the extraordinary story.

Watch the video below and hear what the audiences had to say in 2022 after the show at Belvoir Theatre.

We would love your support in getting Looking for Alibrandi heard and seen across the country. Scroll down and use the form to make your donation. We appreciate anything you can offer.