We blend therapeutic drama with high-standard artistic production to support refugees and asylum seekers as they rebuild their lives. Our projects primarily engage individuals from Muslim-majority refugee communities in Sudan, Afghanistan, Palestine, and Syria, who bring rich cultural heritage to our workshops. Using Euripides’ timeless anti-war tragedy, The Trojan Women, as a creative foundation, we host weekly psycho-social drama workshops where individuals weave their own personal stories of conflict and exile into the ancient text. Our projects provide a vital platform for displaced people to overcome isolation, process trauma, and speak directly to host communities. Through collaboration, oral history, and multimedia storytelling, we aim to bridge cultural divides and empower refugees to reclaim their narratives.