Starting from the early 2000s, working on interculture has become particularly important for TdA: theatre has revealed to be a powerful tool towards an enriching dialogue and a peaceful and multifaceted sharing among people coming from different countries and cultures; and this intercultural exchange has given a huge contribution in terms of incitement and creativity to the artistic dimension of TdA.

In this direction, the participants’ experience and contribution (coming not only from autobiography, but also from creativity, tradition, personal skills and perspectives) go together with the creation of genuinely theatrical structures, with the aim of discovering the richness of this encounter, giving voice to the pain and need of people uprooted from their homeland for political reasons, or facing the difficulties of integration in a new social and cultural context, or – as children of first or second generation migrants – having often to face indifference, suspect, exclusion.