The nomadic traditions of the Hognon family, who travel in Southwestern France staging plays that explore their Tsigane identity.

Interrogations on life, death, freedom and value in artistic creation. An analysis of the process of putting together a cultural heritage.

Theatre, as the “newspaper of the poor,” and dance, as an expressive form often prone to exoticization, became vehicles of performance for the Spanish Gitano identity.

A dreamy look at Janek Simon’s Retrospective at the U-jazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw.

The way Roma are represented exposes the conjunction of ideology, power, and aesthetic fundamentals in Hungarian theatre.

An interview with cultural critic Boris Buden conducted by Cristina Bogdan and Piotr Sikora.

One play that has helped pave the way for a different future for European Roma is Roma Armee, directed by Yael Ronen and based on an idea by Simonida and Sandra Selimovic.

A history of Roma theatre in Romania.

Contemporary institutional debates in Hungary and Romania during the transition period.

Alina Popa (1982-2019)