Fed Square presents Polyglot Theatre’s Paper Planet.
Paper Planet is a universally accessible experience that families find inspiring and utterly captivating.
Children and families are invited into a forest of tall cardboard trees and after exploring the space, they add to this strange and delicate planet using only paper, tape and their imaginations. Theatre and play merge in this magical place, as creatures, plants, costumes, characters, stories and adventures spring to life.
Paper Planet grows as more families visit, and every session is truly unique as imaginations go wild. Children choose how they interact with the performers and with other children; some children find themselves absorbed in quiet making, and others prefer to play and explore.
Paper Planet is child-led, deeply involving and highly sensory, and sure to delight the whole family.
Paper Planet was originally commission by Fed Square for The Edge in 2011 and has travelled the world since.
For children ages 2-12 and their families.
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Polyglot’s Story Map is an exciting online platform where our community from around the world – audiences, presenters and artists – can share their thoughts and feelings about their unique experiences with Polyglot’s work: polyglot.org.au/about-us/story-map
About Polyglot
Polyglot places children at the heart of our art. Our vision is of a world where all children are powerful: artistically, socially and culturally.
Polyglot Theatre is a world-renowned contemporary theatre company based in Melbourne making exceptional arts experiences for children and families. Our unique brand of theatre encompasses a wide variety of forms and is shared with audiences everywhere, from the world’s most prestigious theatres to the football grounds of regional Australia. Polyglot’s artistic and philosophical approach of child-centred practice has earned us a strong reputation at home and abroad as a leader in the Theatre for Young Audiences sector, celebrated for creating distinctive, participatory works that are playful and conceptually rigorous. Access is central to our work at Polyglot, driven by the right of all children to experience growth and resilience through creative play.
Polyglot Theatre is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
For more information visit: https://polyglot.org.au/