• 45min live show
• Full compliance verification and documentation

EGTC began in 2004 when they developed a play looking at childhood obesity called ‘The Takeaway bellies’ and, it was set in a fictitious place called Eaton Gorge.  EGTC then began developing engaging theatre to spread environmental messages about reducing waste to landfill, good recycling habits, protecting native habitats and reducing litter.

Some of EGTC partners include Shoalhaven Water, Shellharbour Council, Northern Beaches Council, Riverina Region of Councils, Blacktown Council and Bathurst Regional Council.

EGTC also provides the Theatre in the Garden for the Australian Botanic Garden, Mt Annan and Centennial Parklands and, also work with the NSW Heritage Rail Museum at Thirlmere providing The Fat Controller and the official Storyteller

Juliet Scrine, CEO is a trained primary school teacher and, Ian McColm has been performing and writing for over 30 years.  All of EGTC acting troupe are university graduates or are currently studying acting.