Theatre & Dance

Jean-Lorin Sterian is a writer, film director, playwright and journalist. He has published a novel Lorgean (Polirom, 2007) and short stories Postume (Amaltea, 2002), The Writer Goes Hunting (ProLogos, 2001), Baltazar and Hazard (Metafora, 1997). He has also written

Romanian playwright Mihaela Michailov won a place on the Royal Court Theatre's prestigious International Residency programme. During the summer of 2009 she will join a team of British & international artists, running workshops, holding presentations

  The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is proud to support Romanian Connections 2008 in Liverpool - a project by ProFusion International Creative Consultancy that brings to Liverpool two extraordinary productions of the prestigious 'Radu Stanca'

  Choreographers Maria Baroncea and Eduard Gabia will perform The Map of Thoughts - Last concern about fitting into the world. Drift into the abstract - a radical performance at the dancEUnion Festival. Presented by the European Commission Representation in

'You think I'm mentally retarded or too clever?. . . It's the same thing!'In her compulsive switching between love and hate, one woman crosses the fragile border between madness and sanity. Infanta: User's Guide, Saviana Stanescu's

(C) John RossWorld-renowned Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru, principal of The Royal Ballet, is joined by fellow Royal Ballet principal dancer Johan Kobborg and The Manning Camerata in a charity gala evening in support of Hospices of Hope. The programme

Leaving Romania to make it rich abroad, Madalina finds herself working in a Dublin Kebab shop. Fortunately her boyfriend has a better prospect. She'll be broadcast across the world and watched by thousands. It's a new start and surely things

Award-winning young Romanian playwright Peca Stefan presents his latest play Colors in a reading at the Theatre Café Europe 2007 and on live web-cast. Theatre Café Europe is a platform to new European plays for young audiences. This autumn Theatre

In Gogol's classic comedy a penniless visitor to a small town is mistaken by the mayor and civil dignitaries for the feared government inspector from the Capital. The Government Inspector is staged by Bucharest company, The Comedy Theatre, and

Andreea Valean, theatre director, playwright and manager of the dramAcum project, takes up residence at the Institute c/o the Attic Arts programme. dramAcum promotes Romanian contemporary theatre through translations of, and shows based on, plays by emerging

Romanian playwright Maria Manolescu was selected by the Royal Court Theatre to join this year's International Residency programme. Ever since 1956 the Royal Court Theatre, one of Europe's leading theatres, has presented a programme of new and

Neil LaBute's Medeea performed by the Ludic Theatre, an established Romanian pro-am theatre company! Based in Iasi, Romania, the Ludic Theatre has been around for 30 years as the launching pad for the aspiring actors. Be they accountants, doctors or whatever,