Theatre & Dance

The first Romanian performance at the London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT FESTIVAL) in this century is director and playwright Gianina Cărbunariu's 20/20. Played by five Romanian and five Hungarian young actors, 20/20 is a multi-lingual production

The UK press acknowledged with greetings the Romanian play Festen, directed by Vlad Massaci and put on stage at Barbican Centre. The tour is part of a greater project initialized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, with the support of  prestigious British

Nottara Theatre from Bucharest showcases, at Barbican Centre, Vlad Massaci's stage version of Festen by Thomas Vinterberg and Mogens Rukov. The production is a sample of world class directing and performance and marks the come back of the Romanian theatre

Romanian Cultural Institute in association with Coliseum Arts Centre present the Moldavian production M House in Edinburgh Fringe Festival. M House delivers a candid, powerful account of domestic violence through a story of raw disturbing realism.  It

The Romanian Cultural Institute together with Scottish Women's Aid are pleased to invite you to a debate about domestic violence. You will have the chance to interact with the stars of M House who will reveal some of the most painful experiences they had

You are invited to celebrate with us Children's Day and the wonderful world of childhood. Timeland is a puppet animation show which reminds us that every moment in life can be a magic one. Tim is a boy who is bored to be a child and wants to grow up quickly.

London has just discovered Romanian dance and is coming back for more. After successful performances on two of the most prestigious scenes - The Illusionists by Madalina Dan at Southbank Centre and Lulu's Room by Mihaela Dancs at Sioban Davies Studios -, Madalina

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is delighted to support the ongoing London showcase of Romanian choreographic talent. Mihaela Dancs will perform her piece Lulu's Room at the What Now. . . Festival alongside international and UK based artists. Supported

Following the success of its first edition, dancEUnion returns to Southbank Centre presenting 21 rising stars, the best choreographers of the European dance scene, to perform excerpts from their best performances. Madalina Dan's piece The Illusionists (Iluzionistele)

Overwhelming emotions, intriguing stories, amazing characters and a storm of feelings invades this month the scene of The New Diorama Theatre London, in a series of performances produced by Firehouse Creative Productions. The Season showcases new works by emerging Romanian

         Actor and director Christian Hogas is the first of the four successful applicants who take up the ICR London Attic Arts residency in 2010. He will develop a semi-staged performance of the play Bones for Otto by acclaimed Romanian director and actress

          The play Bones for Prince (original title Bones for Otto), by celebrated Romanian playwright, director and actress Lia Bugnar, explores the concerns and prejudices of two women who met in extreme circumstances: a professional prostitute,