The Truth

By Florian Zeller

Michel is having an affair with Alice, the wife of his best friend Paul. But things start to spiral when lies begin to unravel, truths start to slip out, and it becomes increasingly unclear who’s deceiving whom.

Florian Zeller’s The Truth is a sharp, witty, and fast-paced comedy that plays with the idea that truth is never simple—and that honesty might just be the most dangerous game of all. With every scene, loyalties shift and perspectives twist, making the audience question everything they’ve just seen.

From the acclaimed French playwright Florian Zeller (The Father, The Son), The Truth is a clever and modern farce where the stakes are emotional, not physical, and the weapons are words. It’s short, punchy, and full of delicious awkwardness.