2022 History
Artistic Director leadership change announced
- In July, Polyglot announces that after 22 extraordinary years in the role, Sue Giles AM will step down from the position of Artistic Director and co-CEO at the end of 2022, in order to focus more on her significant international advocacy work.
- In October, Cat Sewell is announced as Polyglot’s next Artistic Director and co-CEO.
- Polyglot delivers four premiere seasons: Bees at Abbotsford Convent; Sound Shadows at Cardinia Cultural Centre; When the World Turns, our collaboration with Oily Cart (UK) at Arts Centre Melbourne; and Pram People at Melbourne Museum for Melbourne Fringe.
- Our accessible Paper Planet workshop tours to nine specialist and special development schools, supported by the Department of Education & Training Positive Start in 2022 initiative and the Strategic Partnerships Program.