 In 1964 Creyton was recruited by Carol Raye to co-star in the topical satire TV series "The Mavis Bramston Show"; he appeared weekly between 1964 and 1966, and also wrote sketch material and composed music, including the show's theme "Togetherness".He also authored two successful plays for Sydney's Music Hall theatre-restaurant—"Lady Audley's Secret", in which he also starred, played for a year in Sydney and was produced on two subsequent occasions in Melbourne; "How The West Was Lost", a satire on the TV western genre, also ran for a year in Sydney.During this period, he wrote a weekly newspaper column, composed music for the popular Phillip Street Revue and The Downstairs Revue, and recorded two best-selling comedy LPs with Noeline Brown, which are among the first comedy albums ever produced in Australia.