The American Center New Delhi invites you to the enactment of A.R. Gurney’s play "Love Letters" by Lee Alison Sibley and George Sibley. 

"Love Letters" debuted at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, Connecticut in 1988. With only two characters, this timeless piece of drama has comic elements too as it deals with many themes including friendship, love, loyalty and heartache. An intimate play in which the audience feels part of the history of the man and woman, it shows how life itself is revealed through love letters. 

The 90-minute drama has been translated into many languages including in the Indian context as the widely popular play "Tumhari Amrita."

We look forward to seeing you there. 

* Seats are limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

* Please carry a valid original photo ID to enter. 

* Mobile phones and laptops are allowed in the American Center. However, photography is prohibited.

* All visitors may be featured in photos or video to be used for promotional purposes or on social media by the American Center or U.S. Embassy India. For questions or to request your likeness, please contact us at AmCenterND@state.gov.

* The American Center does not provide public parking on its premises.