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Indian Habitat Centre to Host 2026 Theatre Festival, Sept 18-27 in Delhi
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 04:37 PM
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The Indian Habitat Centre will stage its annual theatre festival from 18 to 27 September 2026 in Delhi, featuring a lineup of contemporary and classical productions.
The Indian Habitat Centre (IHC) in Delhi has announced its 2026 theatre festival, scheduled to run from 18 to 27 September. The event will be held at the IHC auditorium, a prominent venue for performing arts in the capital.
The festival is part of IHC’s long‑standing tradition of promoting theatre and will feature a mix of contemporary plays, classical dramas and experimental performances by Indian and international artists.
Organisers say the lineup will include works by renowned Indian playwrights and emerging voices, offering audiences a diverse theatrical experience. The festival is expected to attract theatre enthusiasts, critics and students from across the country.
Tickets will be sold through the IHC website and at the venue, with early‑bird discounts available for bookings made before September 1. The festival will also host workshops and panel discussions on theatre production and direction.
The 2026 edition follows the 2025 festival, which drew record crowds, and organisers hope the event will further cement Delhi’s reputation as a cultural hub.
The festival is part of IHC’s long‑standing tradition of promoting theatre and will feature a mix of contemporary plays, classical dramas and experimental performances by Indian and international artists.
Organisers say the lineup will include works by renowned Indian playwrights and emerging voices, offering audiences a diverse theatrical experience. The festival is expected to attract theatre enthusiasts, critics and students from across the country.
Tickets will be sold through the IHC website and at the venue, with early‑bird discounts available for bookings made before September 1. The festival will also host workshops and panel discussions on theatre production and direction.
The 2026 edition follows the 2025 festival, which drew record crowds, and organisers hope the event will further cement Delhi’s reputation as a cultural hub.