In the plays of Konstantin Küspert, themes such as xenophobia, the community of values in Europe against the backdrop of its military conflicts, and the value of human life are explored. Küspert is guided by socio-political and scientific discourses as well as extensive research, and from this, he develops unique and varied forms of expression for contemporary theater with fine humor and beautiful narrative power. "Assisting in Dying" is a classic well-made play that shifts the debate on euthanasia to a near future where suicide is mandatory once an illness or old age renders life aesthetically unpleasing or too expensive. "Defending Europe" is a fast-paced collage that combines historical material, mythology, and fiction. "Right-Wing Thinking" concludes.