Ayça Telırmak is a theater and cinema artist who was born in Istanbul in 1956 and died in the same city on June 7, 2008. After graduating from the Theater Department of Istanbul Municipal Conservatory, he graduated from Mimar Sinan University, School of Press and Broadcasting, and joined the staff of the City Theaters in 1978.
After working for a short time in Hürriyet's magazine group, he went to Germany in 1980, studied language and tried to work as a journalist; After this experience, he returned to Turkey in 1984 and joined the Kent Players community.
Telırmak, who returned to City Theaters in 1986, took part in the world of cinema as well as stage life, took part in various films and stepped into the art of voice-over. While the play repertoire of the artist, known under the pseudonym "Marlene", includes works such as "The Cherry Orchard", "Ayrangeven", "Human Scenes from My Homeland", "Bernarda Alba's House" and "Hamlet", her film career includes "A Tale About Little Fish" in 1989, "Dream Travelers" in 1992, "An Autumn Story" in 1994. featured in the works.
Ayça Telırmak was found in her house, where she lived alone, and after the news of her death, she was buried in Kozlu Cemetery after the afternoon prayer at Yenibosna Mosque. The theater plays and cinema works that the artist left behind are remembered as a valuable legacy to the history of Turkish stage and cinema.
Ayça Telırmak was born in 1956 in Istanbul, Türkiye. He died on June 7, 2008.
Productions in which he took part
- Mr. Kamber (1994) — Kindness
- Dream Travelers (1992) — Nurse
- Metro Palace (2004)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
