About The Event
THE BIGGEST COMICS. THE FRESHEST VOICES. THREE STAGES OF COMEDY.
Teacher's Open Comedy Festival Sunday, 18 October 2026 · Yashobhoomi, Dwarka Sector 25, New Delhi
One day. Three stages. 5,000 people. Teacher's Open is a festival built around every single thing that makes comedy worth leaving the house for.
THE LINEUP
Anubhav Singh Bassi, Aakash Gupta, Aditya Kulshreshth, Ashish Solanki, Gaurav Kapoor, Chirag Panjwani, Kaustubh Agarwal, Prashasti Singh, Rohan Joshi, Shreeja Chaturvedi & many more.
Nine comics, across three stages, in one building, on one day. Full schedule and stage timings to be announced soon
THE BIG ROOM — THE HEADLINERS
Some of your favourite comics and India's biggest comedy acts, live and full-length.
And full-length means full-length. Nobody is doing a five-minute spot. Every act in The Big Room does a proper set — up to 30 minutes each — and the main headliner closes with a full 60. The material they're touring. The show you'd normally buy a whole ticket to see. Back to back, all day, on one ticket.
The biggest stage at Teacher's Open, the biggest names, the biggest laugh you'll hear all year. This is the one you'll be quoting for weeks.
THE PIT — DISCOVER WHAT'S NEXT · 400 seats only
New comics, new material, new perspectives — and the surprise acts nobody sees coming. The Pit is the only stage at Teacher's Open where new material is recorded, which means whatever happens here happens once, in front of 400 people, and you're one of them. When it turns up online months later, you'll be the one saying I was in that room.
400 seats. Out of 5,000. Seats in The Pit are limited — reserve yours when you book. It's the first thing to go, and there is no standing room, no waiting list, no getting in later.
THE PANEL STAGE — COMEDY BEYOND STAND-UP
Conversations, game shows, spontaneous interactions and comedy in formats you didn't expect. Come with an opinion. Leave with a better one.
WHY BE AT TEACHER'S OPEN
Because one comedy show is never enough.
Because your favourite comic hits differently when they're live.
Because these are full sets, not five-minute cameos — up to 30 minutes each, and a full 60 from the headliner.
Because you might discover the next big name before everyone else does.
Because there's a serious F&B lineup, not a sad samosa counter.
Because there are interactive zones, games and activities running all day between sets.
Because Teacher's Open runs from 3pm till late, and one ticket moves you freely between all three stages.
And because sometimes the best plan is simply spending an entire day laughing with your people
