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 Bees production photo. Two children, one wearing handmade paper antennae and holding their adult’s hand, joyfully engage with an artist in a Bee costume (only part of their wing is visible). Photographer: Dan Welk, Des Moines Performing Arts

20 Mar 2024 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Young People 2024

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A Come Back Home production photo. Photo: Studio ZNKE, Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Sinagpore

23 Apr 2024 Education News

A shared, magical world

The role of early learning centres and schools in the long-distance creative collaboration process of Come Back Home By Sylvie Meltzer In late 2020, Esplanade......

A Forest development photo. Polyglot artists move and dance together along a path between trees. Photographer: Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore

8 Apr 2024 Sector & Advocacy

Nature Play Week 2024

Nature Musings by Cat Sewell I am energised by nature. I get the feeling my heart might burst from my chest; it gives me......

A Forest development photo. A Polyglot artist, a small child and the child's parents, closely examine and engage with a tree. Photographer: Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore

22 Mar 2024 E-News

March e-news

“Play, Theatre, Art; it lifts and broadens and educates” World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People is celebrated annually on 20 March,......

A Bees production photo. Two children, one wearing handmade paper antennae and holding their adult’s hand, joyfully engage with an artist in a Bee costume (only part of their wing is visible). Photographer: Dan Welk, Des Moines Performing Arts

20 Mar 2024 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Young People 2024

By Emily Tomlins, Associate Director To take a child to the theatre, to places of community and to live art, is not just introducing......

A Pram People (Hong Kong Edition) promo photo. Adults wearing headphones push prams decorated with brightly coloured ribbons on the Harbourside Lawn. Photo courtesy of Learning and Participation Team, Performing Arts Division, West Kowloon Cultural District

29 Feb 2024 Announcements

Showcasing Australian creativity on the world stage

February Company Update In our 46th year, Polyglot Theatre is once again set to share our unique, participatory performances with children and families globally,......

8 Feb 2024 E-News

February e-news

‘Deep, wildly inspired free play’ “We think [creative experiences] help make life more wonderful and practically help build resilience, important in these uncertain times.......