Question 1

What ages is Paper Planet for?

Accepted Answer

Paper Planet is designed for kids under 12 years to attend with a parent or guardian

Question 2

Can my child attend if they need support in public spaces?

Accepted Answer

You choose how you interact with the performers and the space. You can move around as you like. You can come and go from Paper Planet at any time during your booked session.

Question 3

Are there bright or flashing lights or loud noises?

Accepted Answer

Paper Planet does not use bright or flashing lights. It incorporates live music, and a soundscape played through speakers embedded in the set.

Question 4

Is there parking at the Glenroy Hub?

Accepted Answer

There is limited timed parking at the Hub. Street parking available on side streets (Wheatsheaf Road and Acacia Street) with some parks limited to 2 hours.

Question 5

How do I get there on public transport?

Accepted Answer

Bus: Routes 513, 514, 534, 536 or 542 stop at Glenroy Uniting Church/Wheatsheaf Rd – approx. 310 – 520m away from Glenroy Community Hub. Train: Craigieburn via City Loop to Glenroy Railway Station – approx. 720m away from Glenroy Community Hub.

Question 6

How do I prepare for Paper Planet?

Accepted Answer

When you come to a Polyglot performance, we recommend you wear comfortable clothing that allows you to enjoy moving. Remember that you have come for an adventure and there are many ways to begin finding your play. You are curious and this space is yours.

Question 7

What else can I do after seeing Paper Planet?

Accepted Answer

You might like to explore the library and the Glenroy Hub, play on the playground, or visit some of our local traders for a snack!

Question 8

Can I attend Paper Planet if I don't speak English?

Accepted Answer

Paper Planet is a universally accessible experience. There is no English language barrier, and it can be entirely non-verbal.

Polyglot Theatre's "Paper Planet"