Projects

The main objective of our project is to document and to promote the Roma culture and identity as well as the information about the cultural and social history of Roma people in Romania.

This project’s objective is to promote contemporary Romanian theatrical creation and new Romanian drama.

The project answers to a need identified within the Roma communities from the rural environment, which preserves their cultural identity through the cultivation of traditions and making them known.

The project is a cultural - educational intervention, used as an innovative tool for cultural education of youth. The project consists in the itineration of theatre performance - Confessions of a dog - offering a wide opening to new horizons, using artistic means.

The project provided an innovative response to the social problems of children left at home by parents who go to work abroad, using educational theater as a tool to raise awareness on this issue.

The project aims to bring to light archived documents, as well as other fundamental records, which would reconstruct the history of theatre in Timisoara – the repertoire, the evolution, the impact on the public and the critics of theatre etc. – a history that brings out the multiculturalism that had been present in Banat ever since the foundation of the theatre, in 1875, until the present day.

The project aims to promote the values of multicultural minorities living in Romania, following the interference of their cultures.

The main aim of the project is to promote diversity in regards to culture and the arts as well as to strengthen the intercultural dialogue through the development of creative residences.

The project focuses on how urban and heritage education can be provided by using the idea of public space, in an enterprise that presumes not only a theoretical approach, through lectures, screenings, discussions, but also local interventions, site visits and presentations and debates on the spot, to be given by a variety of specialists in the field: historians, architects, anthropologists, sociologists, civic activists.

The project aims to strengthen cultural dialogue, to protect European identity by understanding cultural diversity, including artists with disabilities and to accept them in society. The