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Bridgetown is a small town of about 4500 people in the green rolling hills of South Western Australia. The repertory club was first formed in 1932 and has continued to be active up to this time without any break. During the 2nd World War those members who were able pressed on raising money for the troops overseas. As most theatre groups would have suspended operations for the duration of the war we think that this may make the club unique in W,A. and quite possibly in Australia. During the late fifties the club members finally realised their long held dream, a home of their own. Through hard work, a lot of community support and no Government assistance whatever they built the theatre pictured above. The building is privately owned by the club and is a one hundred and sixty five seat theatre with a sloped auditorium and a good sized stage. There are dressing rooms equipt with toilets on both sides of the stage with a good sized green room behind plus a seperate wardrobe building out the back. The auditorium, foyer, dressing rooms and green room are all now carpeted and airconditioned. Being now over 50 years old the building requires constant maintainance but we seem to be keeping on top of it. Listed below are some of the addditions and improvements that have been accomplished during the last seven years or so.
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