Today choreographers and companies blend traditional Roma movement with contemporary dance, theatre and other world forms, creating work that speaks to modern audiences while honouring its roots.
These artists assert Roma self-representation on the international stage — telling their own stories through movement rather than being depicted by others.
Sources & further reading: RomArchive (Dance section) and ERIAC.
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