Producer
Producer credits for Martha Lott
— producer —
As a founder of Holden Street Theatres, a Producer and the Artistic Director I have toured over 80 productions from around the world with many form the Edinburgh Fringe under the banner of the Holden Street Theatres’ Edinburgh Fringe Award and independently of the award.
A Cheery soul
Written by Patrick White, Directed & Designed by Peter Goers and Produced by Holden Street Theatres Inc. (Producer - Martha Lott)
afghanistan is not funny
Written by Henry Naylor with images by Sam Maynard. Directed by Martha Lott
that boy
Written by Martha Lott. Directed by Yasmin Gurreebbo. Creative Team Sasha Budimski, Nescha Jelk, Jordan Scheer
shakespeare for kids
Written and Directed by Martha Lott. Schools and Fringe tours.
Outside of this I have produced and co-produced many other productions that have attracted regional and local touring and been highly regarded in the industry and by the public. It is no secret that Holden Street has been the platform for a lot of the work I have done in the last 20 years and I’m very proud of this. It has opened many doors and given me great experiences.
I have achieved a lot of great things at Holden Street - The Directors Choice seasons, The Holden Street Theatres’ Edinburgh Fringe Award and the Holden Street Theatres’ Adelaide Fringe Award. I seeded the idea for the Made In Adelaide program to Arts South Australia and then being a member of the steering committee and a partner in the program.
I wrote and developed the produciton of That Boy and am now enjoying working on new work and collaborating wioth great artists. I started The Chalk Farm Theatre Co. and The Recycled Theatre Company and wrote the four ‘Shakespeare For Kids’ plays that we developed, employing actors at full equity rates in various productions and workshops for over four years. These plays were published and are now used in schools and small theatre groups.
With my amazing team, I activated the Adelaide Town Hall as a Fringe venue with 6 performances spaces in 2011 & 2012 and now we have up to 6 performance spaces at Holden Street.
We are enjoying the next adventure of producing work for local artists at the same level as the work we tour in from overseas and that see on the main stage in SA, and have some of these companies, directors and writers work with our local actors. To create new work with great artists and to offer roles that break the norm.
A few articles about my work…
the top eight women in business making waves out west
From publicans to chief executives – women in Adelaide’s western suburbs are kicking serious business goals.
To celebrate their achievements, we have compiled a list of the top eight women in business making waves out west.
‘It was really in my teenage years that I found theatre was a place just for me’
Music and the arts played a key role in Martha Lott’s childhood, and she has built a successful career as an actor, director and founder of Holden Street Theatres. Here, Martha shares her story, including how her family’s life changed dramatically when she was eight.
As told to Suzie Keen
Adelaide Fringe Holden Street Theatres
On Evenings with Peter Goers
Introducing The Holden Street Theatres’ Arts Park
Adelaide’s Holden Street Theatres is expanding its site and increasing its arts offering with the launch of a new venture: The Holden Street Theatres’ Arts Park.
A Holden age of theatre at the Fringe - Adelaide Review 2019
Founder and artistic director of Holden Street Theatres Martha Lott will celebrate her Hindmarsh Fringe hub’s 17th Fringe season by starring in the demanding one-hander Grounded.
SA theatre brings back live shows for an audience of 20
Holden Street Theatres will be the first South Australian theatre to welcome back live audiences with a series of intimate performances over the next two months that have almost all sold out within a few days.
Festival Hits Hall - Advertiser 2011
THE Adelaide Fringe has a history of premiering new artists and works and this year is no different.
But this time it is the success of a new venue that has everyone talking - the Adelaide Town Hall.
Holden Street Theatre director Martha Lott approached the Fringe two years ago with the idea of using it as a venue and once the Town Hall staff were on board council approved it
