In November 1968 the first full length play “Fool's Paradise“ was performed for the general public in the Methodist Church Hall (since demolished) and directed by Joan Pearson. With Joan and Jan heading a very active committee the next twelve shows, over four years were held at the Masonic Hall, Synnot St, Werribee. Directors during this time were Peter Ross, Joan Pearson and Vin Foster.

Diggers Road Hall was the venue for their first melodrama“Only an Orphan Girl” directed by Pamela Tulen (wife of Jan), and “And the Big Men Fly” with Ian O’Neill from Geelong as director. 

From 1974 for the next 20 years our “home” was the theatre at Werribee Park. We shared the dressing room with possums but the theatre was comfortable and had a great atmosphere. The patrons were often treated to a sherry on arrival, and encouraged to buy the usual raffle ticket. During this time we were able to store costumes, sets and props in the rooms above the theatre. As well as using the theatre at the Park we occasionally performed at the Werribee Sports Club and the High School.

Major achievements have been the writing and performance of two Australian melodramas 'Blush—or Dirty Doings at the Diggings' and 'Terror Australis Rusticana'. Pamela Tulen co-ordinated the script writing and also directed both of these very popular shows. In 1988 we performed “Terror Australis “ at the Albury Civic Centre for Rotary District Conference.

From time to time we have collaborated with the Werribee Music Society to produce musicals, including 'Brig-o-doon', 'South Pacific','Oh What a Lovely War’ and 'Anything Goes'                                                                                                            

 Junior Theatre has been part of the Company when directors have been available. Ian O’Neill, DaleCraig, Pamela Tulen, Cheryl Macknamara, Bette Mantello, Elizabeth Ross, Brett Turner, Faye Lockwood and BethMathews have all contributed over the years.

The loss of Werribee Park as a venue was a blow to the Company, but the newly built Tattersalls Theatre in the Wyndham Cultural Centre was an exciting addition to Werribee.  The Theatre Company contributed to the establishment of the Green Room and had the privilege of holding the first full production in the Theatre. “Jesus Christ—Superstar” which was directed by Debbie Fraser and performed to packed houses in March 2001. Since then we have concentrated all our productions in the Theatre including Away, Blackrock, Bridesmaids, Cinderella, The Wiz and more recently “Pride and Prejudice” and“Urine Town”

It's been quite a journey with a few stumbles on the way. In 40 years the company has put on 115 productions included 2200 cast and crew,entertained 21,000 local residents and invested nearly some $400,000 locally in the productions and most importantly had a lot of fun along the way.