Campbelltown Theatre Group Incorporated (CTGi) is a collection of people from all walks of life with an interest in the world of theatrical performing arts. Our group was formed as the result of a public meeting held in 1956, with our first production, The Pirates of Penzance, performed in 1957.

CTGi is one of hundreds of community theatre groups across Sydney and Australia. A community theatre group is operated by ordinary members of the public on a not-for-profit basis. Members give freely of their own time and resources, and there are no permanent paid staff. All income is returned to the group for use in the next production or for maintenance.

CTGi prides itself on providing audiences from the Macarthur area (an area of south-western Sydney taking in suburbs bordered by Liverpool, Camden, Picton and Appin) and beyond with quality and value-for-money entertainment that lives up to a professional standard.

CTGi is the oldest and largest theatrical company in the area and has provided opportunities for actors and off-stage personnel, many of whom have moved on to the professional scene. Our 100+ members consist of those who have worked in professional theatre to beginners. Our members range in age from seven years old to people in their 70s.

Since 1980, CTGi has been based in the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown, a heritage building that has served our city in many different ways across its existence. From this building, we have produced a variety of works from well-known musicals to modern Australian plays, Shakespeare and even pieces by our members.

CTGi is dedicated to being a leader in the local arts community. We achieve this by producing a variety of theatrical entertainment and offering anyone with an interest in theatre the chance to become involved, regardless of experience. The length of our existence is a testament to the success we have achieved across 65+ years of entertaining the Macarthur region.