"Life? or Theatre?" is a play by the Polish playwright Tadeusz Różewicz, first performed in 1963. The work explores the blurred lines between reality and performance, questioning the nature of existence and the roles people play in their daily lives. It reflects on the human condition, emphasizing themes of identity, authenticity, and the search for meaning. The play is notable for its minimalist style and fragmented structure, which mirrors the disjointed nature of modern life. Through its characters and dialogue, "Life? or Theatre?" invites audiences to consider whether life is merely a stage where individuals perform for others, or if it holds deeper significance beyond the façade.