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Live French Theatre, Music, and Dance Performances in Delhi

byAlliance FrançaiseEvents hosted at Alliance Française de Delhi, Lodhi EstateStarts from0 per person / eventView full gallery

Experience the vibrant energy of French culture right here in the heart of Lodhi Estate. Our auditorium hosts everything from classic plays to contemporary stand-up and musical tributes.

A montage from the theatrical production "Songs of Hawkers," a night of comedy, music, and drama. The video shows actors in vibrant motion, using props and shadow play to tell the story, highlighting the creative and multicultural performances we host.

The official poster for "Songs of Hawkers," a comedy in three parts. This visually rich poster captures the energy of the play, which blends comedy, music, and puppetry in a celebration of street hawkers' lives.

A poster for "Comédies à deux Voix," a French theatre event featuring plays by Molière and Marivaux. The classic painting used in the design evokes the rich history of French theatre that we bring to our stage.

Meet the characters and director of "Comédies à deux Voix." This behind-the-scenes video introduces the actors and gives a sneak peek into the production, inviting the audience to experience real French theatre.

The poster for "Comédies à deux Voix," an evening of French theatre directed by Patrick Beck. The colourful, abstract design reflects the vibrant and modern interpretation of classic French plays.

The poster for "Derrière le voile" (Behind the Veil), a powerful French play inspired by the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement. We stage compelling theatre that addresses contemporary social and political themes.

A newspaper clipping from Hindustan Times City featuring comedian Sebastian Marx. The headline "I'm the realistic answer to Emily in Paris" captures his witty, cross-cultural humour, which we were thrilled to host.

Comedian Sebastian Marx on our stage during his show. The simple, focused shot highlights the intimate and engaging nature of our stand-up comedy nights.

A packed and laughing audience at the Sebastian Marx comedy show. This photo perfectly captures the joyful and communal experience of attending a live performance in our auditorium.

Sebastian Marx poses with a group of students and audience members after his show. Our events provide opportunities for the community to connect directly with international artists.

About Live on Stage: Music, Dance & Theatre

Our auditorium is the soul of our campus, and because most of our performances are free and open to everyone, seating fills up fast. We recommend arriving at least 20 minutes before the show to grab a good spot, explore the library, and settle in before the lights dim.

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