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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29 Feb 2024 Announcements

Showcasing Australian creativity on the world stage

8 Feb 2024 E-News

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An outdoor Boats production photo. A child and their adult hold a blue patterned vessel around themselves and are running excitedly. A child in a different blue vessel is also visible. They are in a sandstone courtyard with trees and buildings in the background.

27 Mar 2021 E-News

Polyglot’s March e-news

School holiday smorgasbord These school holidays, Polyglot is taking over Melbourne! Boats sails into the Arts Centre Melbourne Main Lawn from 9-17 April. At......

A Paper Planet production photo. A child wears a paper branch wrapped around their shoulders and arms, smiling with their arms outstretched. Another child stands to their right, smiling. Behind them are paper decorations and trees made from cardboard. Photo: Mark Gambino.

20 Mar 2021 Sector & Advocacy

World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People 2021

World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People has been celebrated by ASSITEJ International on 20 March since 2001. It is an important......

A 5678 Film Club photo. A filmmaker with short red hair crouches, holding a camera, and talking to someone out of frame. A student in a hat, glasses and blue jumper 'pops' into frame behind the filmmaker, looking directly at the camera.

8 Feb 2021 Education News

5678 Film Club – finding inspiration

By Dr Meg Upton Here’s an idea! A frustrated artist accidentally travels through time in a rather bizarre way involving a toilet and a......

29 Jan 2021 E-News

Polyglot’s January e-news

A bright 2021 We’re leaping into 2021 with exciting news: Polyglot was successful in its application to the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand......

A Tangle production photo. A child with short dark hair is suspended upside down amongst hundreds of strands of colourful elastic. They are smiling at the camera.

7 Dec 2020 Sector & Advocacy

Empowering children as cultural citizens

An introductory note from Sue Giles AM On World Children’s Day (20 November), I listened to a panel speak on the invisibility of children’s......

9 Nov 2020 Announcements

Polyglot Theatre announces new Executive Director

Polyglot Theatre is delighted to announce the appointment of Katherine Fyffe as its new Executive Director and co-CEO. Kath is a highly regarded manager......