Acknowledgment of country

Polyglot acknowledges that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and create, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. For more than 65,000 years, children and families have created and played here, and we are grateful to make our art on this country too.


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A When the World Turns production photo. A Polyglot artist in khaki stands in a theatrically lit space, surrounded by native grasses and plants. Photographer: Theresa Harrison.

7 Dec 2024 E-News

December E-News

Lincoln Center 2025 – here we come! We are delighted that When the World Turns will be presented by the Lincoln Center for the......

A Pram People production photo. A Polyglot artist in a purple and green costume and a small child reach towards each other. The child's adult wears headphones decorated with purple ribbon, and smiles at the exchange. Photo: Kenny Waite, Abbotsford Convent Foundation.

22 Oct 2024 E-News

October E-News

Happy Children’s Week! The child’s voice is fundamental to Polyglot Theatre. Our long-term partnership with Abbotsford Convent Foundation, and our shared child-centered artistic ethos,......

Two artists move through an indoor space. Photographer: Ben Searcy, courtesy of CAAP - Contemporary Asian Australian Performance

19 Sep 2024 Opportunity

Inviting EOIs:
CAAP x Polyglot Theatre
Artist Jam

CAAP and Polyglot Theatre are partnering to introduce Asian Australian artists to the dynamic world of children’s theatre. Delivered collaboratively by Contemporary Asian Australian Performance......

A When the World Turns schools production photo. A Polyglot artist in a khaki shirt uses a long cardboard tube to make sounds, next to a group of young people. They are in a darkened space, surrounded by plants. Photo: Rainbow Sweeny

4 Sep 2024 Education News

September Education News

“Creativity, sensitivity and sense of magic” “Creative arts allow children to express themselves, no matter what level of learning or development they are at.......

A Pram People photo. An adult in a green jumper and headphones pushes a small child in a pram decorated with green streamers. They are surrounded by colourful motion blurs. The adult looks out of frame, while the child looks at the camera. Photographer: Sarah Walker

16 Aug 2024 E-News

August E-News

Pram People rolls into the UK The first half of 2024 has been busy. Our pink Polyglot suitcases have been packed and re-packed countless......

National NAIDOC Week web banner, featuring featuring the 2024 poster artwork, 'Urapun Muy' by artist Deb Belyea, and logo, courtesy of naidoc.org.au

9 Jul 2024 Sector & Advocacy

National NAIDOC Week

Blak Xmas Written by Lauren Swain and Lauren Sheree Characters LOZ 1: Lauren Swain, Dabee Wiradjuri theatre maker, who grew up on Ngarigo Country......