Každý má svou pravdu

Truth can take many forms. It can be absolute or relative, cruel or liberating. And each of us has our own truth. A comedy about how easily we lose ourselves in the search for our own truth—while missing what is essential. And yet, as Einstein once said: E = mc².

Truth can be different. Absolute, relative, partial, complete, cruel, absolute, great... And everyone has their own.

A comedy about how we often lose ourselves in the search for our own, often insignificant truth, while something much more important escapes us. And yet E = mc² still holds true.

This play by Luigi Pirandello, one of Italy's greatest playwrights and a Nobel Prize winner for literature, is part of the so-called "theater within theater" trilogy (later joined by the titles Six Characters in Search of an Author and Tonight We Improvise).

We would like to inform the audience that, due to the director's concept of the production, there will be smoking on stage during the performance.