Martha has been performing professionally for over 30 years and has appeared in or directed nearly 400 productions around the country. For 25 years, she served as Artistic Director at the nation's second-oldest dinner theatre, Chaffin's Barn in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Rome, Georgia native studied drama at Berry College, Alliance Theatre, and North Carolina School of the Arts before moving to Nashville to pursue a career in country music. Eventually, she re-focused her efforts on theatre, which has culminated in a stellar career on the stage as an actor and director.

Martha is a recipient of the prestigious First Night Theatre Honors as one of the individuals "who have taken leading roles in making live theatre in Tennessee better and more magical. She is a nine-time First Night Award winner (Nashville's local "Tony" awards) for Outstanding Performance in Musical Theatre. She was also selected as Best Acctor by the Tennessean and Nashville Scene for her portrayal of Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd.

Some of her favorite roles include Kiss Me Kate (Kate/Lilli) Beauty and the Beast (Mrs. Potts), The Little Mermaid (Ursula), Chicago (Roxie), Company (Joann), Cabaret (Frtizy/Fraulein Kost), Sweeny Todd (Mrs. Lovett), and Noises Off (Dotty/Mrs. Clackett).

You can reach Martha via email at Martha@ThreeRiversTheatre.com.

Donnie is a husband, father, veteran, runner, writer, producer, actor, and dog wrangler. As a teenager, he found an outlet for his quick wit and humor as a small town radio DJ. Later, he worked as a morning radio announcer for American Forces Network (AFN) Europe. After that, Hall briefly moved his attentions to stand-up comedy before being urged to give acting a try.

He has appeared in several feature and short films and music videos. He received a best actor nomination at the 2017 AFA Truth Awards for his role as John Daly in the faith-based film The Lion. He also appeared in Tim McGraw's CMA and ACM award-winning video "Highway Don't Care."

Hall has been featured in many regional and national commercials, has performed voice over work for film and radio, and appeared in a handful of stage productions. He has also produced films and plans to continue making movies on both sides of the camera.

Donnie was raised in Harriman, Tennessee. After spending time in Europe, New York City, and Nashville, he and his wife Martha have returned to his East Tennessee roots. The couple has two daughters (Chelsey and Lauren) who never seem to come home enough and three dogs (Esther, Ulysses, and Alice) who allow Donnie and Martha to share a house with them.

Hall served in the U. S. Army and U. S. Coast Guard and is an avid half marathon runner.