The Delhi Theatre Festival is returning for its fifth edition in the capital city from September 20 to 22. Four venues in Delhi NCR-Kamani Auditorium, Siri Fort Auditorium, OP Jindal Auditorium and Orana Conventions (Gurugram)-will host a total of seven plays across these three days. Celebrated veterans of the stage like Naseeruddin Shah, Lilette Dubey, Vinay Pathak et al will perform during the festival being organised by Alchemist LIVE, an entertainment firm.
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