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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Paper Planet production photo: Nasser Hashemi, Theater der Welt Chemnitz. The large, handmade brown cardboard performance space entrance, featuring iconic Chemnitz landmarks.

20 Jul 2026 Announcements

“One of the great Paper Planet moments”

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19 Jun 2026 Artistic Reflections

Let’s Meet the Forest

11 Jun 2026 Sector & Advocacy

International Day of Play 2026

10 Jun 2026 Education News

June Education News

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Behind-the-scenes photo: Julie Wright. Two Polyglot artists, one wearing a handmade paper costume, pose either side of a large sign on the front window of Wyndham Art Gallery. It reads, 'Polyglot Theatre Takes Over the Gallery. The Sound of Drawing table is visible inside.

22 Jul 2026 E-News

July E-News

“Take me where your curiosity leads, & I’ll show you how to listen to the oceans inside trees” The southern hemisphere is deep in the......

Paper Planet production photo: Nasser Hashemi, Theater der Welt Chemnitz. The large, handmade brown cardboard performance space entrance, featuring iconic Chemnitz landmarks.

20 Jul 2026 Announcements

“One of the great Paper Planet moments”

In June, Polyglot Theatre was honoured to open Theater der Welt in Chemnitz with Paper Planet.  Theater der Welt (Theatre of the World) is Germany’s largest festival for......

Forest production photo: Laura May Grogan. Polyglot artists dressed in blue crouch in a bushland clearing, studying elements of the landscape through round blue lampshades. A stage manager walks behind them. They are surrounded by trees.

19 Jun 2026 Artistic Reflections

Let’s Meet the Forest

Reflections on Forest Poem & illustrations by Briony Farrell, Generator artist Let’s meet the forest. You and me, together. Take me where your curiosity......

Pram People production photo: Kenny Waite, Abbotsford Convent Foundation. 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.

11 Jun 2026 Sector & Advocacy

International Day of Play 2026

Protect Play, Protect Childhood In March 2024, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution declaring 11 June as the International Day of Play, formalising......

Forest production photo: Laura May Grogan. A young child in a brown t-shirt reaches into a large silver vat of water, filled with twigs, sticks and leaves.

10 Jun 2026 Education News

June Education News

“Creative arts are vital to our mental wellbeing” “Creative arts are vital to our mental wellbeing and important for self-expression, advocacy and social justice......

RAP Working Group & PIPS creative session photo: Cat Sewell. Children's drawings on brown paper

29 May 2026 Sector & Advocacy

National Reconciliation Week 2026

Polyglot Theatre acknowledges that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and create, and......

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