Theatre & Dance

Our theatre and dance projects aim at fostering contacts between British and Romanian artists, supporting co-productions, setting up artistic residencies and producing original shows.

Done in partnership with British or Romanian institutions, our theatrical and dance productions often take place at important festivals or key venues. The promotion of Romanian theatre and dance means also working closely with Barbican Centre, Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre and Siobhan Davies Studios, among others.

Bucharest Calling! Ioana Paun presents new work in London

Our former artist-in-residence, theatre director and performance artist Ioana Păun, will work across all areas within the Theatre Royal Stratford East, being inspired by the theatre's life, its artists and its community. She will create new work to be presented in June 2012. Ioana Păun, born in 1984, is a theatre director and...

05/03 - 06/07/2012 @ Theatre Royal Stratford East

Events archive

Nottara Theatre Tour in London

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 on the London stage after more than 13 years of absence. Based on the...

09 - 19/11/2011 @ The Pit, Barbican Centre

Vlad Massaci’s Festen at Barbican Centre London - appreciated by UK press

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 organizations. The theatre journalists and press editors have...

09 - 19/11/2011 @ Barbican Centre, London

"M House" @ Edinburgh Fringe

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 is a genuine unconscious feminist cry against one of the most...

24 - 26/08/2011 @ Edinburgh Fringe