The project ?Theatre for Inclusion II.?, was organized in Milcoveni, Romania in summer of 2015 brought together for 8 days 60 youngsters from Hungary and Romania, 30 from each country. The participants? backgrounds were different: disadvantaged, roma, non-roma and disabled youngsters. This youth exchange promoted inclusion and active participation of young people, because the proposed methodology respected the principles of non-formal education. The participants learned about others? culture, tolerance, but also how to meet, accept, share their respect towards other cultures and characters, to show an interest in cooperation and communication with young people from other European countries. At the same time they had the possibility to understand better inclusion and how this can influence they life. The result of this project was a theater play (puppet theater, dances and singing) which was presented to the people from the local community Milcoveni, the venue of the exchange. The presentation promoted inclusion, tolerance, understanding and cooperation between young people in the two countries, between different minority groups. At the same time as a result of this project we aspected that the 60 youngsters develop strong friendships which will generate new projects in cooperation which use as a tool different theater types with the aim to promote inclusion of the Roma and other disadvantage youngsters.