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Marius von Mayenburg (born 21 February 1972 in Munich) is a German playwright and dramaturg.
Education

In 1994, Mayenburg began his studies at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin. His first play, Haarmann, was first performed at Baracke (Deutsches Theater in Berlin) in 1996. Since 1999 he is dramaturg and writer-in-residence at the Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz in Berlin.
Career

Fireface (German: Feuergesicht), written in 1997, was his breakthrough as a dramatist. The play was performed at Munich Kammerspiele the following year. Then it was played at the Kleist Theater in Frankfurt (Oder) and at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg. The Hamburg performance gained the most attention. His play Perplex saw its English-language premiere in April 2014 at the Sydney Theatre Company, Australia[1] and Martyr (Märtyrer) at the Unicorn Theatre in London in October 2015.[2] In 2016, a film adaptation of Martyrs was translated into Russian and filmed in Russia under the title The Student and was well received by international critics.
Accolades

For Fireface, Mayenburg was awarded the Kleistförderpreis für junge Dramatiker and Preis der Frankfurter Autorenstiftung.
Plays

Haarmann (1996)
Fräulein Danzer (1996)
Monsterdämmerung (1997)
Fireface (Feuergesicht) (1997)
Parasiten (1999)
Das kalte Kind (2002)
Fräulein danzer (2003)
Eldorado (2004)
Turista (2005)
Augenlicht (2006)
Der Häßliche (2007)
Der Hund, die Nacht und das Messer (2008)
Der Stein (2008)
Perplex (2010)
Märtyrer (2012)
Stück Plastik (2015)
Mars (2019)
Nachtland (2022)

Fireface (original German title: Feuergesicht) is a play by Marius von Mayenburg, written in 1997 and first performed in 1998 at the Munich Kammerspiele. This play was the breakthrough of von Mayenburg as a new dramatist.

As well as two more performances in Germany (Kleist Theater in Frankfurt (Oder), Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg), Fireface has been performed all over the world, including the Royal Court Theatre in London and The Brick Theater in Brooklyn.[1] It was also performed at the Sydney Festival in 2001[2] and during the Festival/Tokyo 09 autumn festival in March 2009.[3]

The play is about the claustrophobic feelings of the new generation, their fear of growing up and being like their parents, and about pyromania.

Kurt and Olga are brother and sister in an incestuous relationship, living in a `normal` family with their parents. Kurt is totally obsessed with fire. When Olga starts a relationship with another boy, Paul, Kurt`s obsession begins to become dangerous. The parents don`t want to see this danger and at the end they are killed by Kurt. When Olga finally chooses to live with Paul, Kurt burns himself.