There are multiple ways to interpret the ending of The Real Thing. Do you think Annie and Henry will find happiness together, or is their relationship destined to fail like their previous marriages?

Explain Henry's views on art and its connection to society. Then, describe Annie's perspectives on the same topics. Whose beliefs do you find more persuasive, and why?

Analyze the connection between the main play and one or two other plays that Stoppard references in The Real Thing. What do these excerpts reveal to the audience about Henry and Annie?

What was your reaction to Henry's character? Did you feel disconnected from him, or did you relate to him? Support your response by discussing two specific scenes where he appears, using his actions to back up your argument.

Can a comedy like The Real Thing effectively serve as a platform for social critique? Base your response on a detailed analysis of two scenes.

Investigate the evolution of the television and media industry starting from the 1950s. Has our modern communication culture altered our perception of reality? What stance do you think Stoppard takes on this matter?