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Regional Arts Victoria presents Arts & Education Program 2021 Welcome to our 2021 Arts & Education program! In 2021 we are proud to provide a range of live and online experiences, with COVID-Safe planning put in place across our entire program. On The Road Program FRIENDSHIP | LOSS | ADOLESCENCE Hell’s Canyon is a coming of age story of friendship and magical rebellion. Caitlin and Oscar used to be mates, but not anymore. These days Caitlin texts boys to meet her at the park; Oscar eats his lunch in the teacher’s staffroom. Today is different. Today they make a pact to run. Follow the journey of two teenagers dealing with huge events and searching for ways to process them. This tour will also visit schools and some regional Performing Arts Centres. Click here for more details and to book. Years 9 – 12, VCE Drama & Theatre Studies 3 – 14 May, 2021 Hell’s Canyon by Emily Sheehan An award winning drama about a teenage road trip across the Australian outback. Ideal for Touring window Term 2 KINDNESS | INTERCULTURAL HISTORY | FRIENDSHIP Tōrō & Rose is a captivating Australian play, partially spoken in Japanese, that’s told in highly visual style that uses puppets, fans, parasols and beautiful paper villages. Based on the true 1930 exchange of gifts between Japan and America, the story follows Tsukoko, a young Japanese woman who wants to build friendship between nations and through that, discovers the importance of her own friends – Yuuto her neighbour, Frank an American gardener, her pet dog Tōrō and a grumpy cat named Rose. This production looks at the power of friendships – how it changes people, cultures, history and nations. Click here for more details and to book. Foundation – Year 6 31 May – 11 June, 2021 Tōrō & Rose by Mark Penzak Ideal for Touring window Term 2 Two people. Two warring nations. And the gift of peace... EMPOWERMENT | PREHISTORY | BULLYING When Billie runs away from school to escape being picked on by Rodney and his gang, she stumbles across a lost valley which is home to a world of Australian dinosaurs! Afraid at first, Billie soon makes friends with them and promises to keep the lost valley a secret, but that all changes when Rodney follows her into the valley and gets chased back to town by the most ferocious dinosaur. Will the secret of the lost valley be revealed, or will Billie save the day? In the style of Peter and the Wolf, this is a musical journey through an orchestral storytelling performance. Click here for more details and to book. Foundation – Year 6 26 June – 6 August, 2021 Billie & The Outback Dinosaurs by Stella Rose Productions Ideal for Touring window Term 3 A lonely girl, a gang of bullies and some lost dinosaurs! CONNECTION | OVERCOMING DIFFERENCES | PLAY Asking for Trouble re-imagine childhood games to create a spectacular tangle of circus, sticks, rope and clowning to explore ideas of belonging and connection. A small story of two travellers who both arrive from different places in search of a new home for themselves, we watch on in sheer delight as they begin to perform a series of games to find ways to communicate and connect. Pick up Sticks is physical, ridiculous and relatable, and is ideal for a school as a piece of theatre for students and teachers to enjoy together. This performance is particularly suitable for people who are deaf or speak English as a second language due to it’s highly visual nature. Click here for more details and to book. Foundation – Year 5 18 – 29 October, 2021 Pick Up Sticks by Asking For Trouble Could you take all the things you own and go live in a different place? Ideal for Touring window Term 4

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Regional Arts Victoria presents

Arts & EducationProgram

2021

Welcome to our 2021 Arts & Education program! In 2021 we are proud to provide a range of live and online experiences, with COVID-Safe planning put in place across our entire program.

On The Road Program

FRIENDSHIP | LOSS | ADOLESCENCE

Hell’s Canyon is a coming of age story of friendship and magical rebellion. Caitlin and Oscar used to be mates, but not anymore. These days Caitlin texts boys to meet her at the park; Oscar eats his lunch in the teacher’s staffroom. Today is different. Today they make a pact to run.

Follow the journey of two teenagers dealing with huge events and searching for ways to process them.

This tour will also visit schools and some regional Performing Arts Centres. Click here for more details and to book.

Years 9 – 12, VCE Drama & Theatre Studies

3 – 14 May, 2021

Hell’s Canyonby Emily Sheehan

An award winning drama about a teenage road trip across the Australian outback.

Ideal for

Touring window

Term 2

KINDNESS | INTERCULTURAL HISTORY | FRIENDSHIP

Tōrō & Rose is a captivating Australian play, partially spoken in Japanese, that’s told in highly visual style that uses puppets, fans, parasols and beautiful paper villages.

Based on the true 1930 exchange of gifts between Japan and America, the story follows Tsukoko, a young Japanese woman who wants to build friendship between nations and through that, discovers the importance of her own friends – Yuuto her neighbour, Frank an American gardener, her pet dog Tōrō and a grumpy cat named Rose.

This production looks at the power of friendships – how it changes people, cultures, history and nations. Click here for more details and to book.

Foundation – Year 6

31 May – 11 June, 2021

Tōrō & Roseby Mark Penzak

Ideal for

Touring window

Term 2

Two people.Two warring nations.And the gift of peace...

EMPOWERMENT | PREHISTORY | BULLYING

When Billie runs away from school to escape being picked on by Rodney and his gang, she stumbles across a lost valley which is home to a world of Australian dinosaurs! Afraid at first, Billie soon makes friends with them and promises to keep the lost valley a secret, but that all changes when Rodney follows her into the valley and gets chased back to town by the most ferocious dinosaur.

Will the secret of the lost valley be revealed, or will Billie save the day?

In the style of Peter and the Wolf, this is a musical journey through an orchestral storytelling performance.

Click here for more details and to book.

Foundation – Year 6

26 June – 6 August, 2021

Billie & The Outback Dinosaursby Stella Rose Productions

Ideal for

Touring window

Term 3

A lonely girl, a gang of bullies and some lost dinosaurs!

CONNECTION | OVERCOMING DIFFERENCES | PLAY

Asking for Trouble re-imagine childhood games to create a spectacular tangle of circus, sticks, rope and clowning to explore ideas of belonging and connection.

A small story of two travellers who both arrive from different places in search of a new home for themselves, we watch on in sheer delight as they begin to perform a series of games to find ways to communicate and connect.

Pick up Sticks is physical, ridiculous and relatable, and is ideal for a school as a piece of theatre for students and teachers to enjoy together. This performance is particularly suitable for people who are deaf or speak English as a second language due to it’s highly visual nature. Click here for more details and to book.

Foundation – Year 5

18 – 29 October, 2021

Pick Up Sticksby Asking For Trouble

Could you take all the things you own and go live in a different place?

Ideal for

Touring window

Term 4

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Online Program

SUSTAINABILITY | DESIGN | MODELLING

In these livestream workshops, students can design and build everything from their very own wooden treehouse to ships, miners’ cottages and mansions! These workshops are delivered online – you may even work with the artist from inside their own treehouse! – with materials provided directly to your school.

There are three workshop options to choose from:

Workshop 1A: TreeHouse Architecture (90 min workshop) F-Year 2Ever read the Magic Far Away Tree or Andy Griffin’s 13-Storey Tree House? Well, in this workshop students will design and build their very own miniature wooden treehouse, as well as the equipment you need for adventures inside. You will be given a variety of natural materials including some recycled timber.

Workshop 1B: TreeHouse Architecture (90 min workshop) Years 3-9Students construct a frame from a pre-drilled base and pre-cut tree trunks, then get to explore their design skills with furniture, flooring, wallpaper, and window placements before passing the ultimate earth-tremor test to receive their Certificate of Compliance!

Workshop 2: Tiny Towns (90 min workshop) F-Year 4Choose from three projects (Tall Ship, Miners’ Cottage or Mansion) that allow students to design and create their own visions. Each of these projects are open ended and can come with several add-ons.

Click here for more details of each workshop and to book.

Foundation – Year 9

Foundation - Year 2

Treehouse Architecture & Tiny Townsby The Furals

Treehouse Architecture ideal for

Available online throughout 2021

Online

Design and build your very own miniature wooden treehouse with a variety of materials provided to you, including recycled timber!

Tiny Towns ideal for

SUSTAINABILITY | PUPPETRY | THEATRE

A puppet show with sustainability at its heart, Escape from Trash Mountain is a poignant look at how good relationships and fervent optimism are the key to saving our planet. A large mountain of trash transforms into a cave and becomes the epic playground for our heroes to fight trash bats, navigate treacherous ravines, and outwit hideous trash monsters!

In this pre-recorded performance, two performers operate 17 different puppets and facilitate all set transformations to bring the show to life. You bring your trash and we’ll bring a show! Click here for more details and to book.

Foundation – Year 6

Escape from Trash MountainPerformance &Workshopby Trash Puppets

Available online throughout 2021

Online

An epic tale of trashy proportions, this is a puppet show with sustainability at its heart, followed by the chance to make your very own trash puppet!

Ideal for

SUSTAINABILITY | CREATIVE EXPRESSION | PUPPETRY

Students of all ages can create their very own, one-of-a-kind working puppet, made completely out of recycled materials. No glue or paint required!

Three different online packages include a ‘how to’ video, instructional worksheets and information and discussion questions around sustainability, puppetry performance styles. Click here for more details and to book.

Foundation – Year 8

Trash Puppets Workshopby Trash Puppets

Available online throughout 2021

Online

Learn about sustainability and the magic of puppetry with your very own hand made puppet!

Ideal for

The Creative Curriculum Online enables teachers in all disciplines (both non- performing arts and performing arts based) to build the skills and confidence that will empower them to use performing arts practice in everyday teaching and curriculum delivery. This professional development program is delivered in two parts:

Part One – participate in two half-day online workshops with teachers from different schools, developing skills in specific artform areas before exploring how to apply them to your teaching and classroom practice.

Part Two – a member of Art Centre Melbourne’s Teaching Artist Team joins you for a half-day virtual school visit to assist in the development of ideas and strategies aimed at implementing performing arts practice within an area of the curriculum chosen by you.

Click here for video content that walks you through the program in more detail.Click here to book a place or find out more.

Part One: 7 – 11 June, 2021

Part Two: 2 – 13 August, 2021

by Arts Centre Melbourne

A professional development program for teachers to build skills and confidence.

Term 2 workshop dates

Online Terms 2 & 3

OnlineThe Creative Curriculum

Term 3 workshop dates

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IMPROVISATION | CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT | CRITICAL & CREATIVE THINKING

Six live streamed workshops and performances for your students to enjoy!

1. Fairytale Cookbook (Performance)Choose your ingredients and let us whip you up an improvised fairytale like you’ve never seen before! The improvised storytelling format allows students to cast the actors, choose the characters and guide their Hero through the story, encouraging them to listen, respond, share ideas, and think creatively. Ideal for Foundation to Year 4. Click here for more details and to book.

2. Improvaganza (Performance)An extravaganza of improvisation that inspires creativity and demonstrates theatre-making through improvisation! This live recorded performance demonstrates and explains how improvisation works, providing practical tips students can apply immediately to their own improvisational work, including Theatresports™. Ideal for Years 5 to 12. Click here for more details and to book.

3. Improvisation Foundations (Workshop)Students are introduced to the core principles of spontaneous improvisation, promoting teamwork, cooperation, trust, respect for others’ ideas and reacting positively to failure. Suits smaller groups so students have ample time to ask questions. Ideal for Years 5 to 12. Click here for more details and to book.

VCE UNLOCKED (Workshops) 4. Creating as an Ensemble: VCE Drama Unit 3Click here for more details and to book. 5. Creating Characters: Unit 4 VCE Solo Task & Theatre Studies MonologuesClick here for more details and to book. 6. Transitions and Space: Unit 4 Drama Solo & Theatre StudiesClick here for more details and to book.

ImproMelbourne

Available online throughout 2021

Online

Impro Melbourne offer a range of tailored drama workshops and performances that inspire creativity and build students confidence through improvisation.

PLOT EXPLORATION | PERFORMANCE | THEATRE

A Play in a Day is an immersive theatre making program delivered remotely with the artist. The program is delivered in two stages:

Stage 1 consists of an Introduction to Drama Performance and Script Writing, featuring a workshop in which participants are immersed in drama activities and the play development process through improvisation and sketch creation.

Stage 2 consists of Rehearsals and Performance, which can be run by the school or with support from the artist throughout the rehearsal process.

The program is highly interactive and allows students and teachers to work collaboratively with the artist to develop a unique play for performance. As a result of the remote delivery, this program offers a great deal of flexibility around timetabling, allowing the school to negotiate the opportunity to continue working with the artist throughout Stage 2 if needed.

Click here for more details and to book.

Years 4 – 9

A Play in a Dayby Deirdre Marshall

Available online throughout 2021

Online

An immersive drama performance program that teaches children to create, collaborate and celebrate!

Ideal for

SubsidiesDid you know we can provide subsidies of up to 75%? We aim to reduce barriers and improve access for students of schools affected by low socio-economic circumstances; remoteness; high numbers of students for whom English is not their first language; bushfire or other disaster; and schools with specific learning needs. Click here for more details and the application form.

Teacher ResourcesAll performances and workshops from our Arts & Education program are delivered with comprehensive teacher resources. These will assist you in preparing for and extending the program following your incursion or online activity. Click here for more details and examples of past resources.

Contact [email protected]

RegionalArtsVictoria @RegionalArtsVic @RegionalArtsVic

Put your school on the map!Spanning Mallacoota to Murrayville and Heywood to Corryong, our Arts & Education program has reached over 180 schools in every corner of Victoria. Click here to view the full list!

Our supportersOur 2021 Arts & Education program is proudly supported by: