- Please arrive at the venue at the indicated time
- Please contact our team in case of any delay in arrival
- Seating will be released 15 mins after the show starts for events prior to 20:00 hours and at 21:15 hours for night events if we do not have prior information of your late arrival
- Show start time is at the discretion of the management
- Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable
- Venue holds the right to admission
- Children below the age of 18 are not allowed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 19:00 hours till closing
- Food and beverages (including alcohol) from outside the premises will not be permitted inside
Adit Alva began playing the piano at the age of five and has been pursuing Western Classical piano ever since. Now 15 years old, he is training under Unnati Didwania and has earned a Trinity College London Grade 6 with Distinction. He is currently preparing for Trinity College London’s Performer’s Certificate Diploma, continuing to refine his artistry and musicianship. Over the past year, he has also been studying with Andreas Koenig at the Delhi School of Music (DSM) on a scholarship. Alongside music, Adit is an enthusiastic debater and an active member of his school’s Model United Nations (MUN) team. Outside of music, he enjoys badminton, tennis, and spending time with his dogs.
Mysha is a vocalist who has been singing from a young age and began formally training in Western Classical music around three years ago. A graduate of the IB Diploma Programme, she was part of her school choir for over four years, which received a Choir Merit from ABRSM. She trained under the late Indian soprano Situ Singh Buehler, founder of the Lyric Ensemble of Delhi, and has also learnt the drums and performed as a drummer with a Delhi orchestra. This fall, she will be attending Berklee College of Music to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Music. Outside of music, she enjoys basketball and cooking.
Mysha Kothari