Campbelltown Town Hall Theatre

What a fantastic historical building.We attended our 1st show here on Saturday night and loved it, we will definitely attend more and have spread the word amongst friends of the shows performed within the walls of this history filled walls

Been far to long for me enjoying theatre great show

Campbelltown Town Hall Theatre is a Performing arts theater located at 297 Queen St, Campbelltown, New South Wales 2560, AU.A wonderful mid 1800's building which has been home to the Campbelltown Theatre Group since the 1980's and where you can catch incredible musical, comedy & dramatic productions of professional standards. The site was originally where a farmhouse owned by George Worrell stood and was the last place Frederick Fisher was seen on the evening of June 17 1826. Fisher's ghost" was seen on a bridge nearby pointing to the creek where his body was eventually found. The famous Fisher's Ghost festival is held each year to celebrate his ghost. It is said

Went to see Heathers" here and.. wow! Just a great show & wonderful

Great theatre, well preserved. Wish there were more like it!

Lovely place, we just saw mama Mia there. Seating could be a little more comfy, but a great place

Only visited once, watched Charlie and the chocolate factory, had a wonderful time. Wish they would come again. Hoping to see frozen in July.

My beautiful sister took me to see Jersey Boys last Sunday. Amazing theatre + the whole show was great! From the actors, singers, the band...very well directed+ a true successs@ Thankyou to all involved as I really appreciate d the show

A great historic theatre in town with a talented cast and friendly theatre staffs.