Drama, storytelling & imagination — the Sri Lankan way, right here in Melbourne.
A warm, playful theatre class that builds confidence, creativity and a proud connection to Sri Lankan culture — led by qualified teachers.
A typical drama session
Sri Lankan Theatre is a Melbourne-based drama class created especially for Sri Lankan children growing up in Australia. Through play, movement and storytelling, we help our youngest performers find their voice — while keeping their roots close to their hearts.
Every session is designed for 4–8 year olds: gentle, joyful and full of laughter. Children explore Sri Lankan folk tales, songs and traditions alongside the fundamentals of acting, so they grow in confidence and cultural pride.
The early years are magic for learning. Drama gives children skills that last a lifetime.
Shy little ones blossom as they learn to speak up, take turns and perform in front of friendly faces.
Playful storytelling strengthens vocabulary and clear expression — in English and their mother tongue.
Children make lasting friends within Melbourne's Sri Lankan community while they play and create together.
Imagination runs wild through make-believe, movement, music and colourful characters.
Folk tales, songs and traditions keep our children proudly connected to their Sri Lankan heritage.
Structured, fun activities build concentration, memory and cooperation — a head start for school.
Held at Mulgrave Community Hall in South East Melbourne, with weekday and weekend sessions to suit your family — including daytime classes for kinder-age children and after-school classes for school kids. Small groups mean every child gets attention.
Daytime sessions for our youngest kinder-age performers, plus relaxed after-school classes for school kids during the week.
Longer weekend sessions with extra time for games, storytelling, movement and fun mini performances.
Our teachers are trained in drama education and experienced with young children — every one of them holds a current Working with Children Check.
Our lead teachers hold performing-arts qualifications and years of experience teaching children's theatre in Sri Lanka and Melbourne.
Specialists in traditional Sri Lankan dance and rhythm bring folk stories to life through joyful movement and song.
Early-childhood educators make sure every little one — even our youngest 4-year-olds — feels safe, seen and ready to shine.
Everything you need to know before your child's first class. Still have a question? Just get in touch.
Come along for a no-obligation trial class at Mulgrave Community Hall and watch your little one light up. Our class sizes are small, so places are limited — pop your details in and we'll be in touch within 48 hours.