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 Paper Planet production photo. A child wearing glasses, a patterned t-shirt, and a handmade paper costume lifts their arms, moving through the performance space. Polyglot artists and other children are visible behind them. Photo: Ai Ueda

20 Mar 2025 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Young People 2025

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20 Mar 2025 E-News

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28 Feb 2025 Recruitment

Polyglot seeks new Board Directors

6 Feb 2025 Announcements

When the World Turns North American premiere

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An Ants production photo. Two Polyglot artists in intricate black Ant costumes gather with children wearing handmade paper antennae to carefully collect and place crumbs. Photo: Lucy Parakhina, Bondi Festival.

20 Mar 2025 E-News

March E-News

Happy World Day of Theatre for Young People! “I feel inspired and like my imagination has took me off to a new world… and......

A Paper Planet production photo. A child wearing glasses, a patterned t-shirt, and a handmade paper costume lifts their arms, moving through the performance space. Polyglot artists and other children are visible behind them. Photo: Ai Ueda

20 Mar 2025 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Young People 2025

Foreword by Afsaneh Torabi, Generator artist “To celebrate World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People, we asked our PIPS to offer their......

A Paper Planet production photo. A forest of tall, brown cardboard trees, adorned with colourful tissue paper plants and creatures, fills an enormous, light-filled space. Children and families create and play amongst the trees, adding to the forest with paper and tape. Photographer: Sarah Walker

28 Feb 2025 Recruitment

Polyglot seeks new Board Directors

Polyglot is seeking new Board Directors to support the company in achieving its strategic vision. About Polyglot Theatre Polyglot Theatre is a world-renowned contemporary......

A When the World Turns production photo. A child holds up a cardboard tube, using it to make sounds. An adult leans towards the tube, listening. They sit at a small table in a darkened space, surrounded by plants. They are illuminated by a lamp on the table. Photographer: Theresa Harrison

6 Feb 2025 Announcements

When the World Turns North American premiere

February Company Update In April 2025, When the World Turns will be presented by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City......

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,......

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