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Marius von Mayenburg, Maja Zade
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Martyr
Marius von Mayenburg, Maja Zade
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Benjamin won't do swimming at school. His mum thinks he's on drugs or has body issues. But Benjamin has found God and mixed-sex swimming lessons offend him. Fundamentalism and tolerance clash in this funny, provocative play by leading German playwright, Marius von Mayenburg. Martyr considers how far we should go in accommodating another's faith, and when we should take a stand for our own opposing beliefs.
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1. SICK NOTE
SINCLAIR: Your teacher called.
(Nothing.)
Is there something youâd like to tell me?
BENJAMIN: No.
SINCLAIR: Why canât we talk the way we used to?
BENJAMIN: We never talked. I lied to you so you wouldnât be sad.
SINCLAIR: Your teacher says the past few weeks you didnât show up for class.
BENJAMIN: Thatâs not true. Except for swimming.
SINCLAIR: Why?
(BENJAMIN shrugs.)
Apparently you said you have a sinus infection.
BENJAMIN: I know.
SINCLAIR: Do you have a sinus infection?
(BENJAMIN shrugs.)
Why would you say something like that?
(BENJAMIN shrugs.)
Is it drugs?
(BENJAMIN looks at her.)
Are you taking drugs, Benjamin?
(BENJAMIN gives a short laugh.)
I had to promise your teacher youâd go back next week.
BENJAMIN: Iâm never going back.
SINCLAIR: Why? What happened?
BENJAMIN: Nothing.
SINCLAIR: Are the other children giving you a hard time?
BENJAMIN: Theyâre not children. Will you write me a sick note?
SINCLAIR: Probably. But I need to know why.
(BENJAMIN shrugs.)
What am I supposed to write? Itâs not a sinus infection.
BENJAMIN: I just think itâs gross, why do I have to explain it?
SINCLAIR: Because you want me to write you a sick note.
BENJAMIN: You donât understand me anyway.
SINCLAIR: Are you scared youâll drown? Iâll talk to your teacher, maybe heâll let you swim at the edge so you can hang on if you sink.
BENJAMIN: Iâm not going to sink.
SINCLAIR: Maybe you donât like your body.
(BENJAMIN stares at her.)
Thatâs normal at your age. You really are quite pale.
BENJAMIN: Iâm not pale.
SINCLAIR: Iâll give you money, youâll use a sun lamp, just a bit, so youâre not so pasty.
BENJAMIN: I donât have a problem with my body.
SINCLAIR: Maybe itâs sexual? Look, we can talk about it.
BENJAMIN: Sexual?
SINCLAIR: At your age boys sometimes get uncontrollable erections, I can imagine that thatâs uncomfortable in front of the others.
BENJAMIN: I donât have uncontrollable erections.
SINCLAIR: You can tell me these things, I hope you know that.
BENJAMIN: And then youâll put in the sick note: my son canât take part in the swimming lessons because of uncontrollable erections.
SINCLAIR: No. Of course not. Iâll put sinuses.
BENJAMIN: Put: because of religious reasons.
SINCLAIR: What?
BENJAMIN: That the swimming lessons hurt my religious feelings. Thatâs it.
SINCLAIR: But Benjamin â
BENJAMIN: Then itâs settled once and for all.
SINCLAIR: Benjamin, you donât have any religious feelings.
BENJAMIN: How would you know?
SINCLAIR: It has to be reasonably plausible or Iâm going to look ridiculous.
BENJAMIN: Whatâs ridiculous about it?
SINCLAIR: Iâll put sinus.
BENJAMIN: Religious feelings or I wonât hand it in.
SINCLAIR: Youâve read that somewhere.
BENJAMIN: So? If theyâre hurt, â
SINCLAIR: No.
BENJAMIN: â my religious feelings?
SINCLAIR: No, seriously. Iâm trying to smooth the way for you and youâre talking nonsense.
BENJAMIN: Other people are religious too.
SINCLAIR: Iâm not writing that.
BENJAMIN: You could show some respect for it.
SINCLAIR: Anyway.
BENJAMIN: No.
SINCLAIR: Youâre going swimming next week.
BENJAMIN: Like I said.
SINCLAIR: What?
BENJAMIN: You donât understand me.
2. ICE CREAM
BENJAMIN: Iâm not free today.
LYDIA: I didnât ask you.
BENJAMIN: I wanted to tell you anyway.
LYDIA: Iâm not interested.
BENJAMIN: Because yesterday you said you might be free today or tomorrow.
LYDIA: I only said that so youâd leave me alone.
BENJAMIN: Iâm not free today. Or tomorrow.
LYDIA: Thatâs all right. Iâm going for an ice cream later and then to the cinema.
BENJAMIN: Who with?
LYDIA: With Christian. And tomorrow weâre skiving and going to the lake in the quarry.
BENJAMIN: Iâm not free tomorrow, I told you already. I have to read this.
LYDIA: I didnât ask you, Iâm going with Christian. Last time we left without our swimming stuff but Christian had suntan lotion, and thatâs all you need.
BENJAMIN: I have to read this and Iâd be glad if you didnât bother me.
LYDIA: Iâm not bothering you, Iâm not even talking to you.
BENJAMIN: Youâre talking the whole time.
LYDIA: Not any more.
BENJAMIN: And I need to concentrate, this isnât a book with horses and girls from boarding school.
LYDIA: So concentrate.
(BENJAMIN reads.)
Does your book say anything interesting?
BENJAMIN: Samaria is held guilty, for she has rebelled against her God. They shall fall by the sword, their infants shall be dashed in pieces, and their women with child ripped open.
LYDIA: Fine â if you have to read that stuff â , my brother likes watching films like that as well when my parents are out in ...