La Vérité: Florian Zeller's cult comedy with an exceptional cast

Fancy seeing a comedy at the theater? We've got some great ones coming up! Among them, Florian Zeller 's famous play La Vérité. From January 23, 2025, the comedy can be seen at Théâtre Édouard VII, directed by Ladislas Chollat with an exceptional cast.

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La Vérité is a comedy that explores the theme of lying. It features Vincent, a man who believes that it's often better to hide the truth than to reveal it, especially when it comes to his wife, his best friend... and his best friend's wife. But is Vincent really aware of the truth he's trying to hide? Florian Zeller 's cult play tells the story of a manipulator caught up in his own game, where everyone ends up deceiving everyone else, embellished by a five-star cast.

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For this new staging ofFlorian Zeller's celebrated play La Vérité , an exceptional cast is expected on stage: Stéphane De Groodt, Sylvie Testud, Clotilde Courau, Stéphane Facco . The actors will be directed by Ladislas Chollat, who has already won 6 Molières for his shows, including Best Private Theater for Le Père.

The play, now a cult classic, was a resounding success from the moment it was released in 2011. Played simultaneously for the first time in France and Germany, La Vérité was directed at the time by Patrice Kerbrat. Florian Zeller 's play went on to be performed in some 30 countries, adapted into English by Christopher Hampton, and even won Best Comedy in 2017 at the Laurence Olivier Awards .