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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Photo of Kath Fyffe, by Theresa Harrison. Kath smiles at the camera. She has short dark hair, and wears a blue checked dress. She stands in the Polyglot office space.

3 Oct 2025 Announcements

Executive Director Kath Fyffe to step down at the end of 2025

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27 Jun 2025 Announcements

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3 Apr 2020 Announcements

An update from Polyglot Theatre’s Chair and co-CEOs

The results of the Australia Council’s Four Year Funding for Organisations program for 2021-2024 were announced today. We are deeply disappointed to share that......

A Cerita Anak production photo. A child stands in the boat, smiling and clapping. They are surrounded by other smiling children and adults. They are illuminated by bright theatre lighting.

20 Mar 2020 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Children 2020

Today is World Day of Theatre for Children, celebrated and promoted by ASSITEJ International through the message ‘Take a Child to the Theatre Today’.......

A Light Pickers creative development photo. A small child stands in a darkened space, next to a pile of colourful, abstract glowing objects. They hold a glowing object close to their face, looking at it intently.

10 Feb 2020 E-News

Polyglot’s Jan/Feb e-news

“We are all making work for and with children and young people, and our work needs to reflect the age that we are living......

A Voice Lab production photo. A child sits in a soft, white, enclosed space that is illuminated with blue light. They wear a soft fabric crown with a long cord, which they hold with both hands. Photo: Theresa Harrison

23 Jan 2020 Education News

The impact of Voice Lab in educational contexts

By Lachlan MacLeod Voice Lab was originally created as an evaluative tool, but through its use in educational contexts it has revealed its ability......

26 Nov 2019 Announcements

First On The Ladder a three-year victory

“The greatest growth (for the kids) is that of trust and bravery. While it might seem natural that kids will develop new skills as......

A school residency photo. A close up of a child's hands, holding green and blue pastels, about to drawn on paper covered in orange and yellow scribbles and swirls.

18 Oct 2019 Education News

Understanding the sensory needs of neurodiverse students

By Mischa Long Sensory and responsive art practices, and working with students who have differing communication needs, is a very large topic. A deeper......

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