The Romany Theatre Company creates rich, powerful and inspirational theatre and radio productions. RTC's work is rooted in Romany people, their culture and the centuries-old struggle for equality, with a strong emphasis on challenging negative views of Romany people and the lives they lead.

Through the accredited learning programmes, RTC are equally committed to empowering young Romany people by involving them in theatre and radio performance, increasing their knowledge and awareness of their own culture, so creating pride in their heritage and a willingness to celebrate their identity. RTC is working towards setting up a production company with a Media & Arts Academy linked to it.

RTC's aim is to encourage Romany people to reach out and break down the barriers of ignorance and fear by engaging and educating the general public, and moving towards a positive relationship of confidence, trust and community cohesion.

RTC Achievements
2003-2008

• Best Days of Our Lives video, 2003
• Dan Allum receives an achievement of excellence Award, 2003
• A Gypsy's Wish RTC/CSV Media video/seminarshort-listed for Institute of Public Relations Award, 2004
• The Boy's Grave theatrical production, 2004
• Our Big Land theatrical production and tour, 2005
• Killimengro theatrical production and tour, 2006-2007
• Romano Drom BBC documentary series, 2007
• Company member joins Channel 4’s diversity programme, 2008-2009
• Atching Tan BBC radio drama series, 2008-2010