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Helen Hristofski is an experienced arts leader, executive producer and children and young people’s advocate who over 20+ years has commissioned and produced productions from major festival presentations to small intimate works across theatre, puppetry, dance and opera. In this conversation, she chats with Eliza Oliver, Research Manager at the CREATE Centre, and Robyn Ewing, Co-Director of the CREATE Centre, about youth arts in the new Revive Arts Policy.
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