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Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt is a renowned French-Belgian writer, playwright and film director, who is known for his philosophical prose on topical issues of our time. Since 1991, his plays have been hits not only in France but all over the world. "His plays include The Guest (1994, three times awarded the Molière Prize), The General (1994), and The General. The Guest (1994, won the Molière Prize three times), Mysterious Variations (1997, first staged by Alain Delon; in Kyiv, this play was staged with great success at the Young Theatre), Frederic, or the Boulevard of Crime (1998; Jean-Paul Belmondo played in the first production), Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran (2001), Oscar and the Pink Lady (2002; in Ukraine this play is staged in several theatres, but the most famous version was created by Irma Vitovska in 2015.) and other plays turned E.-E.Schmitt into a theatre star of the first magnitude.

The play Hôtel des deux mondes (1999) is a bizarre look at the "price" of a person, at his true essence.

The play La Trahison d'Einstein (2014) is dedicated to the moral dilemma of one of the greatest scientists in the history of mankind: to continue to defend his rigid position as a pacifist or to give humanity a weapon that will probably save it from a terrible war.