SEVEN UNPLEASANT PLAYS, INCLUDING THREE ABOUT JEWS

Immerse yourself in the world of dramas by Małgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk, where imagination knows no bounds and each character is born from the depths of creative fertility. It's a journey through seven plays that insightfully explore human emotions, conflicts, and paradoxes. This is not just theater, it is a mirror in which our deepest fears and desires are reflected.

• Intense emotions: The plays touch on difficult topics, evoking strong emotions in the reader.
• Multidimensional characters: Each character is unique and complex, with their own history and motivations.
• Universal message: The dramas touch on universal problems of human existence.
• Inspiration for reflection: The plays encourage deep reflection on the reality that surrounds us.
• Original style: The author manages to create a unique and recognizable writing style.
• Innovative approach: Sikorska-Miszczuk experiments with form and content, offering a fresh perspective on the theater.
• Provocative themes: The plays are not afraid to address controversial topics, forcing discussion.

Małgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk is one of the most important contemporary Polish playwrights. Her work is characterized by uncompromisingness, originality, and a deep penetration into the human psyche. In her plays, the author touches on difficult social and political topics, without fearing controversy and provocation. Her dramas are staged on many stages in Poland and abroad, and the author herself is a laureate of numerous awards and distinctions.

“Seven Unpleasant Plays, Including Three About Jews” is a collection of dramas that will certainly not leave anyone indifferent. It is a reading for people who are looking for more than just entertainment in the theater, for those who want to face difficult questions and reflect on the condition of the contemporary world. The book is an excellent example of contemporary literature that makes you think and provokes discussion on the most important problems of our society.

The paperback edition, measuring 16.5x23.5 cm, has 382 pages. Published by Księgarnia Akademicka in 2019. It is a collection of texts that will certainly remain in the reader's memory for a long time, inspiring further explorations in the world of theater and literature.