The Truth Tickets
Performance dates
22 June to 3 September 2016. Monday to Saturday 8pm, Thursday and Saturday 3pm
Run time 90 minutes no interval
Includes interval
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"Two couples. Friendship, suspicion, deceit….and the truth."
After a successful run at the Menier Chocolate Factory, The Truth transfers to the Wyndhams Theatre from June.
Following the huge success of the French playwright’s The Father and The Mother, both of which transferred to London following runs at the Theatre Royal Bath, The Truth is the third work by the Molière Award winner in recent months to receive a London run.
In a new version by his frequent collaborator Christopher Hampton, (Les Liaisions Dangereuses) Zeller’s biting comedy explores friendship, suspicion, deceit and, of course, the truth.
The story of two couples, the play centres around businessman Michel and his affair with doctor Alice. Alice, who also happens to be married to Michel’s best friend Paul, decides she wants more from their mutual relationship. But Michel faces unexpected consequences to his extramarital dalliance...
Recent Reviews
Very clever, very funny, very well acted.
A really clever play and wonderfully performed by the whole cast.
A very clever script, superbly delivered! Hugely enjoyed!
Really enjoyable and extremely humourous performance. Audience fully engaged and responsive. A pure pleasure.
Absolutely Brilliant. A Must See. 90 Minutes of Pure Fun and Laughter. Superb Performances by All the Cast.
Excellent writing and stunning acting. Pace, laughs, hugely enjoyable. Definitely recommend.
Excellent play and acting. Better than usual theatre experience with functional air-conditioning on a hot night.
Very clever and original play. Will go to see any other works by this author and follow his progress.
Brilliantly witty and intelligent writing acting and direction plus the bonus if a wonderful set! Thoroughly tecommend "The Truth"
Good play! Script was well written and performances well acted.
The Truth. Thoroughly enjoyable; brilliant acting, funny and witty. Highly recommended play, not to be missed.
The ending was a bit abrupt and I was wanting another scene, but I still love it.
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