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Growing stories and people

Belonging, a sense of self, a sense of place and people and the feeling of coming home is what the Little Seed Theatre Company offers its members.

The Little Seed Theatre Company believes that young creatives need to find their tribe and their creative hub.

Their classes offer training in acting, theatre, musical theatre and even the chance to perform. Classes are a place for the young creative to feel seen, understood and valued.

The Little Seed Theatre Company was created to grow stories and people!

The company provides opportunities to perform in Shakespeare in the Park at the Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre Festival, to enter the local Eisteddfod, to perform in a full-length musical and to sit exams using the Trinity College London or AMEB syllabus in acting and/or Musical Theatre.

The Little Seed Theatre Company is located at 2 Bicentennial Drive in Sunshine Beach. For more information, visit little-seed.com.au.

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