Lane Cove Theatre Company

The best way to contact Lane Cove Theatre Company is by sending us an email or by messaging us on our official Facebook page. This is the fastest and easiest way to get in contact with us.

Alternatively:

Postal Address: PO Box 1207, Lane Cove, 1595

​email: lanecovetheatre@hotmail.com

...or use the contact form below.

Please note: LCTC is a volunteer run organisation. There may not always be someone in the office, however, we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible.

Have your say ....

Can I just say Congratulations to all who participated in The Crucible. We thoroughly enjoyed it and found the actors to be just brilliant and am now looking forward to seeing your next production. Thank you!

Richard Mora

What a wonderfulLaugh! We had such a great night.  The show (Move Over Mrs Markham) was just so well done.  All six of us had a ball and commented on why we don't attend shows like this more often.  The entire cast were fantastic, absolutely fantastic. Well done!

P. Chivers.


I have just atteneded your Opening Night of Sleeping Beauty and would like to congratulate you all on such a great performance. It was a most enjoyable night and I thank you for giving me so much pleasure.

Phyl Barracks.


Brent Thorpe's (director) version of Twelfth Night is somewhat surprising and definitely spectacular. It is Shakespeare without the boring bits, the Bard with a techno beat banging in the wings, Old Faithfulwith a great big twist! This little gem tucked away in Lane Cove is definitely worth a look! 

Skye Crawford, AussieTheatre.com


There's little doubting The Golden Age, from a couple of decades ago, is Louis Nowra's glorious crowning glory; the zenith of his achievement in theatre. So 'twould be an almost recklessly brave, even brazen, suburban amateur company that would have the audacity to take it on. But, under the youthful directorship of Megan Spindler, Lane Cove Theatre Company has done just that. Poetic, poignant, thoroughly compelling and beautifully played: bravo!  

Brad Skye, Theatre Australia