"God of Carnage" is a play written by French playwright Yasmina Reza. It premiered in 2006 and explores the themes of conflict and human nature through a seemingly simple premise: two sets of parents meet to discuss a fight between their children. As the conversation unfolds, the characters reveal their true selves, leading to escalating tensions and chaos. The play is known for its sharp dialogue and dark humor, highlighting the fragility of civility. It has been adapted into a successful film directed by Roman Polanski in 2011, further popularizing its critical examination of social norms and interpersonal relationships.