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| Holden Street was designed and refurbished in 2002 by Martha Lott with the vision to establish a second tier professional production house and create more work in theatre in South Australia, the support of Weslo Holdings Pty Ltd made this possible.
Here's a brief history of the main achiements since we started. 2002 November - Lease of Holden Street signed Design and refurbishment begins 2003 January - The Studio refurbishment complete Co-production with Jimmy Zoole of California Sweet by Neil Simon Acting classes for 12 -15 year olds weekly run by Martha Lott Holden Street became supporters of The Nature Foundation of South Australia with in-kind support 2004 January - The Arch refurbishment complete Holden Street core operation employment approximately 8 people (1 Full Time, 7 Casual) Adelaide Fringe comes to Holden Street 2005 Co production with Chalk Farm Theatre of Dons Party by David Williamson Directors' Choice in-house production season introduced to create diverse and clever programming and to encourage a strong work ethic toward the making of theatre The UnExpected Man by Yasmina Reza Translations by Brian Friel - Director David Mealor Association formed with Urban Myth Theatre of Youth 2006 Co-production with Chalk Farm Theatre of Bondage by David Hines Future Long-term Associations confirmed with The Adelaide Fringe 2006 at Holden Street Co-production with Mahwaff Theatre Co. (UK) of Angry Young Man Co-production with Piggy Nero Theatre Co. (UK) with The Bubonic Play 1 independent international Guthrie Productions Milton Let Thy Song Soar 3 interstate Productions by 4 local Productions by 3 industry forums 1 Car Boot Sale Employment of over 25 people (Full-Time, Casual and Volunteers) Directors Choice Season 2006 Bash by Neil LaBute The Last Session by Johnny Gavlovski Employment of over 30 people cast and crew (Casual/Co-Op profit Share) |
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