Our latest commission from English Touring Theatre is to design the publicity materials for The Three Musketeers and the Princess of Spain by Chris Hannan. Based on the classic characters created by Alexandre Dumas, this anarchic and thrilling new production promises to be laugh out-loud funny for kids and hilarious for grown-ups alike. All materials feature a specially commissioned illustration by Kev Harper, whose comic fantasy style lends itself perfectly to this swashbuckling adventure.

The production is touring across the country from 9th October.

posted on August 20th, 2010

Eureka! has recently started working with Discover – the children’s story making centre in Stratford, East London. We have been asked to refresh and develop their brand materials, to help raise the profile of this fantastic venue, which is located in the heart of a rapidly developing area directly next to the 2012 Olympic site.

Our first application of the brand development will be the new season brochure, and will be closely followed by leaflets, posters and other marketing materials – including their forthcoming exclusive Lauren Child exhibition.

Watch this space for further developments!

posted on August 20th, 2010

We have just completed the design of publicity materials for Re-Orientations which is showing at Soho Theatre in September. The play is part of the Orientations trilogy, created by Border Crossings in collaboration with partners from China, India, France and Sweden. The posters and leaflet feature production photography by Patrick Baldwin.

posted on August 20th, 2010

We have just completed work on the packaging of a DVD/Blu-ray series for the BFI of films by the Japanese master filmmaker, Yasujiro Ozu. These exquisite dramas (the first of an ongoing series) offer an intimate portrait of domestic life while offering an unflinching insight into the deeper nature of human nature relationships. Toko Story, Late Spring and Early Summer will be released in July 2010.

posted on June 18th, 2010

The latest release in our ongoing work for the BFI is the fascinating ‘Secrets of Nature’ DVD.This pioneering series exploring animal, plant and insect life, made wondrous worlds and natural processes visible for the first time. Made by enterprising men and women at the forefront of science and nature filmmaking, these films developed groundbreaking techniques of time-lapse, microscopic and underwater cinematography – paving the way for the natural history programmes that we know and love today.

posted on June 18th, 2010