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 forest of tall brown cardboard trees adorned with colourful tissue paper creatures and plants grows in a large space filled with natural light. Children and their families create and play with paper and tape amongst the trees. Photographer: Sarah Walker

24 Aug 2023 Announcements

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24 Aug 2023 Announcements

Our adventures in 2023 (so far!)

26 Jul 2023 E-News

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6 Jul 2023 Education News

“The freedom and natural play that happens in the bush is the best way to make a show!”

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24 May 2019 Announcements

Appointment of new Board members

Polyglot Theatre is delighted to announce the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors – Sandra Robertson and Jacob Boehme. A......

17 May 2019 Announcements

Polyglot Theatre tours to China

Later this month, Polyglot Theatre will be returning to China for its second 2019 tour. The company’s popular Play Space performance Ants will be......

A school residency performance photo. A child in a white rain poncho, holding an illuminated lantern, stands in the Australian bush, surrounded by green shrubs and trees. They are speaking to an audience out of frame. A white van is parked in the distance behind them.

8 May 2019 Education News

Young people, art and hope

By Kate Kantor ‘But Kate, why make something about the future? The coral’s dying, the trees are dying, the animals are dying and we......

A Paper Planet production photo. A child in a grey jumper with a blue star pattern and a handmade blue tissue paper costume smiles at someone out of frame. Their hands are raised to their paper hat, and they are surrounded by tall brown cardboard trees.

2 May 2019 Announcements

Polyglot tours to Canada and the USA

Polyglot Theatre is making its Canadian debut this month with its popular Play Space works Ants and Paper Planet. Ants will be presented at......

1 Feb 2019 Education News

The arts in schools – an extended game of cat and mouse

By Dr Christine Sinclair In a small primary school in outer suburban Melbourne, it’s the restless hour before lunch and the Year 5/6s are......

Sue Giles at a 2017 Polyglot Theatre 5678 Film Club event. She is seated in a cinema, looking at someone out of frame, smiling. Other people are visible behind her. Photographer: Theresa Harrison

26 Jan 2019 Announcements

Sue Giles appointed Member of the Order of Australia (AM)

Polyglot Theatre is thrilled to announce that its Artistic Director and co-CEO Sue Giles has been appointed Member of the Order of Australia (AM)......

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