As reflected in her name, Kumari Helbling has Sri Lankan and Swiss roots. She´s a philanthropist, living in awareness and happyily creating and adding to her mindset on an everyday basis. Kumari also strives to broaden her horizon in order to contribute to the recovery and empowerment of others. As an artist as well as a performing arts teacher, Kumari is actively encouraging and fostering a DEI environment as ART would not be the authentic representation of our world without it. 

Her career started out in Bern (Switzerland) and led to a variety of German cities. The American Musical And Dramatic Academy (USA) awarded her a full ride scholarship, which enabled her to enter the English speaking industry of New York City, which soon became her home at heart.

​​In her NY debut she played Meg March in "Little Women", produced by the theatre company Quest Players. In College at the West coast, she most recently played Poncia in "The Houes of Bernarda Alba" by Federico Garcia Lorca. 
 

Kumari Helbling graduated from the Bachelors program of AMDA College of the Performing Arts in LA, with honors and is currently continuing her career in New York City.