"The Dinner Game" is a French play written by Francis Veber. It revolves around a group of wealthy friends who host a dinner party where each guest must bring an unsuspecting "idiot" to entertain the others. The main character, Pierre, believes he has found the perfect guest in François, a bumbling tax accountant. As the evening unfolds, Pierre's plans go awry, leading to unexpected and humorous situations. The play explores themes of social class, friendship, and the consequences of underestimating others. Its clever dialogue and comedic twists have made it a popular choice in theaters worldwide, inspiring various adaptations.