Upcoming
Locus[t]
(Film)
The Leeth’s journey through QUARANteen(2021) & GROWTHesque (2022-23) continues in the “land of opportunity” in this final stage of his autofictional TRIPtych…
Written & Directed by Leeth, with support from the Restorative Film Collective & Flying Horse Films
In Post-Production through SUMMER 2026
Yakada Yaka [“Steel Demon”]
(Play)
A dark comedy on suicide set in Marine Drive, Sri Lanka; inspired by an idea from B. Singhage and based on interviews conducted with Sri Lankans who have dealt with suicidal ideation and attempts...
Written & Directed by Leeth, with developmental dramaturgy by Giovanna Jiang, produced in association with the Asian American Theater Project
Premiering at Pigott Theater, MAY 28-30th 2026
All That I Can Be
(Music Video)
Written by Leeth & Murandu with percussions by Jithendra Vidyapathi, guitar solo by Ranil Goonawardene and production by Park Studios
Audio OUT NOW; MV COMING SOON @Kehelmala
award-winning auto-fictional TRIPtych
Help Locus[t] raise finishing funds <3
Locus[t] is a Sri Lankan-American diaspora story about ambition and belonging set in present-day NYC, blending live-action with VFX and 2D animation.
This short is a proof-of-concept for our VISION of a larger studio-backed series or feature film — centered on empowering underprivileged communities in media. Your support is integral to making this vision possible.
Donor rewards include brand/logo placement for Angel Sponsors and an Executive Producer opportunity for the full-scale project.
leeth — actor & writer
Sri Lankan artist based across New York City and California, Leeth has 10+ years of experience starring in a variety of genres across theater and screen, and won the Award for Best Emerging Actor at the world’s largest solo theater festival, United Solo 2022 in New York City, for his original solo-show GROWTHesque after its acclaimed debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Leeth made his international TV debut on ITV’s The Good Karma Hospital (Season 4) appearing as ‘Shaan Murthy,’ and has played lead roles in internationally touring theater productions including as ‘Friedrich’ in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Really Useful Group production of The Sound of Music, and ‘Kalana’ in AnandaDrama’s multi-award-winning Grease Yaka Returns.
Leeth is currently a senior at Stanford University studying Theater & Performance.
★★★★★
“Leeth Singhage’s charisma is wildly infectious in this debut performance at the Fringe. He completely charms you with his stunning vocals, his sensitive story and his cheeky grin. Be prepared to fall in love.”
