What did really happen?The truth that fades into mist!Late night on that day, did Stella really meet Bill? The testimonies of four characters surrounding what happened make the situation even more ambiguous. Who is lying here? Or is there really a truth?Where will this go when the intertwining four individuals get into an intense struggle with complete silence at times?“Relaxed, interesting, but tense and intimidating” – The Times“Heartily recommendable!” – The New York Times“Very interesting play with outstanding acting from the actors on stage!” – The IndependentThe one and only play that will heat up the end of the year!The world-renowned British writer and Nobel Prize winner in Literature Harold Pinter’s play takes the stage at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts.This is this year’s last production from the Seoul Metropolitan Theater that has garnered attention for a series of highly acclaimed productions such as “Kiss,” “Getting Out,” “Carmen,” and “Good Doctor.”Top-class actors and creative team will make a stage that you cannot take your eyes off.SYNOPSISTwo couples, Harry and Bill, and James and Stella, are working in the fashion industry. One day, Stella confesses to James that she cheated on him and James pays an unexpected visit to young designer Bill to closely ask about the affair. But the more he tries to find about the truth, the more he gets into an ambiguity. What did really happen between Stella and Bill?Seoul Metropolitan TheaterThe Seoul Metropolitan Theater(SMT) took the first step to meet citizens’ cultural needs to enjoy quality theatrical productions in 1997. The SMT has dedicated itself to delivering verified classic works in a more friendly way, original productions with the contemporary perspectives, and family works for citizens of all ages to enjoy. In addition, it operates a theater class for citizens every year to develop theater audiences and introduces new talents to improve the creative atmosphere and the production ability. The SMT will continue to share Seoul citizens’ emotional experiences of nostalgia, compassion, and expectation, and to proudly keep our theatrical standards and aesthetics.