Campbelltown Theatre Group Inc. (CTGi) is a not-for-profit incorporated association registered under NSW Fair Trading. We are a vibrant community of individuals from all walks of life who share a passion for the performing arts. Established following a public meeting in 1956, our first production, The Pirates of Penzance, was staged in 1957 and marked the beginning of a rich legacy in community theatre.

 

As one of many community theatre groups across Sydney and Australia, CTGi operates entirely on a volunteer basis. Our members generously contribute their time, skills, and resources, with no permanent paid staff. All income is reinvested into future productions and the ongoing maintenance of our facilities.
 

CTGi is proud to serve audiences from the Macarthur region, which includes Liverpool, Camden, Picton, Appin, and surrounding suburbs. We are committed to delivering high-quality, affordable entertainment that consistently meets professional standards. As the oldest and largest theatrical company in the area, we have provided opportunities for countless performers and backstage crew, many of whom have gone on to professional careers. Our membership includes individuals of all experience levels, from seasoned professionals to enthusiastic beginners, and spans ages from seven to over seventy.
 

Since 1980, CTGi has been based in the historic Town Hall Theatre in Campbelltown. This heritage-listed building has played many roles in the life of our city and now serves as the creative home for our diverse productions. These range from classic musicals and contemporary Australian plays to Shakespearean works and original pieces written by our members.
 

CTGi is dedicated to being a leader in the local arts community. We achieve this by producing a wide variety of theatrical works and welcoming anyone with an interest in theatre, regardless of experience. Our continued presence for more than 69 years is a testament to the passion, talent, and community spirit that define our group.