Ell Potter is a versatile artist known for her work in acting, writing, and narration. She was a choral scholar at Keble College, where she focused on theatre and graduated with first-class honours. Potter is best known as the co-founder of the theatre collective Hotter Project, which is recognized for its bold and unapologetically queer productions. Her innovative shows, including HOTTER and FITTER, have showcased the experiences of over 100 individuals and have sold out multiple runs at Soho Theatre. She also leads workshops on sex education and personal expression, sharing her insights on platforms like BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. In her narration career, Potter was named Audible's "Breakout Star" while training at LAMDA. Her first audiobook performance received an Audie nomination, and she has recorded extensively with major publishers, winning multiple AudioFile Earphones Awards. Notable narrations include Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell, which was listed among the Washington Post's Best Audiobooks of 2020, and Dark, Salt, Clear by Lamorna Ash. In 2024, she narrated Anne Eekhout's MARY AND THE BIRTH OF FRANKENSTEIN, praised for its evocative delivery. Potter has also ventured into film, co-writing and starring in the short film Minutes, which premiered at BFI Flare 2022 and LA’s Outfest Film Festival. Her television appearances include roles in Doctor Who (2023) and Lem N Ginge: The Princess of Kakos (2020). Her artistic expression is enhanced by her involvement in choral groups and big-band ensembles, contributing to her sense of cadence and rhythm. Overall, Potter's work is marked by creativity and a commitment to exploring complex themes across various artistic mediums.