DIRECTOR

Peter Goers is an Adelaide director, actor, designer and occasional playwright. A Fringe Award winner and former Artistic Director of the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild. Goers is a celebrated ABC Radio broadcaster and frequent entertainer who has appeared more than a thousand times throughout Australia including the Theatre Royal in Tasmania. He has performed multiple solo shows for the Holden Street Theatres Fringe and is the author of two memoirs, “Maddening, Self-Indulgent Crap” and “In The Air Of An Afternoon Almost Past” published by Wakefield Press and is a Distinguished Alumni of Flinders University. In 2013 he was honoured by the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for services to community, broadcasting and the arts.

PERFORMER

Is founder and Artistic Director of Holden Street Theatres and multi-award winning actress, producer and Director. Martha has appeared for State Theatre Company SA, local companies and Holden Street Theatres. She has written and performed her own work 'That Boy' to high critical acclaim and more recently starred in the highly celebrated production of 'LOOPED' by Matthew Lombardo as Tallulah Bankhead, ‘night, Mother by Marsha Norman and A Cheery Soul by Patrick White. Her most recent film and television credits include ‘Minimise’ by Gemma Salamon, 'Storm Boy' and 'The Stranger'. Martha is currently writing two new works for the stage

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PERFORMER

I am an international performing artist that’s worked extensively on stage, television and film. Just some of my credits include –Miss Fishers Murder Mysterious, Danger 5 Seas 1 and 2 (SBS Television), House husbands and Bad Language. My stage work includes State Theatre productions A View From a Bridge, Three Sisters and The Give and Take as well as the world premiere of Barassi: The Stage show performed at the prestigious Arts Centre in Melbourne. I recently returned from performing nightly in Las Vegas for the no.1 male revue in the world Thunder From Down Under.

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PERFORMER

Jessica is a 2016 graduate of Flinders University Drama Centre (Bachelor of Creative Arts Honours). While studying, Jess relished the opportunity to play a diverse range of characters including the central role of Renfield in an adaptation of Dracula and various roles as actor and choreographer in Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information.

Post graduation, Jess's theatre highlight was working with isthisyours? on the innovative and convention-breaking, Angelique; one of the last shows performed at the old Her Majesty’s Theatre in 2017. Last year she appeared in various roles in Red Phoenix Theatre’s The Suicide and as Fran in Therry Theatre’s production of Home, I’m Darling. Most recently, Jess performed in Simon Stephens play, The Curious Incident of the Dog In The Night-Time (based on Mark Haddon’s best-selling book) co-produced by The Flying Elephant Company and Limelight Theatrics.