TOP 30 South sudanese culture in Victoria

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Welcome to Free Theatre, located at 33 Saxon Street in Brunswick, Australia. As an establishment and point of interest, Free Theatre is dedicated to the liberating potential of the arts. Founded by theatre workers Pongjit Saphakhun and Richard Barber, Free Theatre brings a wealth of practice and lived experience from the Asia-Pacific region to the Australian context. At Free Theatre, we blend various approaches such as conflict transformation, community engagement, inter-cultural exchange, social enterprise, and our unique self-devised technique called Dialogue Theatre. Dialogue Theatre lies at the core of our practice, offering an engaged and audience-centered approach that creates safe spaces for difficult conversations.

Welcome to St. Patrick's Primary School, located in the heart of Pakenham on Princes Highway. As an establishment and point of interest, we are proud to be a leading primary school in the area. At St. Patrick's, we are fortunate to have a diverse and vibrant community of students from various cultural backgrounds. From our South Sudanese, Myanmar, and Sikh communities, to many others, we celebrate the friendships and lifelong bonds that our students form within our school.

Welcome to Arena Theatre Co, located at 132 McCrae Street in Bendigo, Australia. As an establishment and point of interest, we are dedicated to creating extraordinary theatre experiences for young audiences. Our mission is to captivate and inspire through the power of storytelling. One of our most enchanting productions is "Baai," a heartwarming tale that follows the journey of a smart young girl who befriends a discarded robot. Together, they embark on a quest to find their true voice, navigating challenges and discovering the beauty of friendship along the way. This film is a celebration of identity, joyfully capturing the vibrant and colorful world of South Sudanese culture.