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Creative Learning

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Our Creative Learning program aims to encourage young people’s participation in the arts through accessible arts learning opportunities and provides resources for educators.

Program Overview

Do you want to bring engaging and educational creative experiences to your students? Looking for…

2025 On Call & Online Program

Our On Call and Online program features workshops and performances available throughout the year, delivered both in…

2025 On the Road Program

Our On the Road program takes performances and workshops to schools and communities in both metropolitan…

Teacher Resources

Here you will find teacher resources developed specifically to accompany performances and workshops that take…

Subsidies Available

Regional Arts Victoria’s Creative Learning program provides significant discounts off the base fee for eligible…

Put Your School on the Map!

Spanning Mallacoota to Murrayville and Heywood to Corryong, our Creative Learning program has reached every…

The 2024 Joan & Betty Rayner ACTF Fellowship

The Trustees of the Australian Children’s Theatre Foundation (ACTF) and Regional Arts Victoria are delighted…

The Australian Children’s Theatre Foundation

Important update from Australian Children’s Theatre FoundationIn 2025, instead of offering the anticipated ACTF Joan…

Our 2025 Creative Learning program is proudly supported by:

Creative Learning Team

Stephanie Clark, Manager, Creative Learning

Country: Wurundjeri | Pronouns: She/Her

Growing up in West Gippsland, Stephanie experienced firsthand the impact that art has in a small town. She was given opportunities to learn, create, grow and develop which led to her own theatre company at 18 years of age, and multiple original plays to have been produced. Stephanie feels exceptionally passionate about assisting, supporting and building up the lives of young people, and incredibly grateful that it’s to do with art. With a Bachelor of Arts in Drama and a Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management) currently in progress, Stephanie brings over ten years of experience in the performing arts education sector. For the past two years, Stephanie has successfully coordinated RAV’s Future Reset Program. She’s now ready to bring her energy, expertise, and passion for arts education to the role of Creative Learning Co-Manager. 


Luth Wolff, Manager, Creative Learning

Country: Wurundjeri | Pronouns: She/Her

Luth has lived and breathed regional touring for over a decade as a performer and company director of Solid State Circus. She has produced solo and ensemble works for schools, theatres and outdoor events across Australia and overseas, and was the 2023 winner of the Derek Award for Best Street Performer – Edinburgh Fringe. She has a passion for street performance and busking advocacy; bringing live art to isolated communities, and making really great jam. Since joining RAV in 2022, Luth has worked to connect artists and communities together across the state. 

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