Polish joke and other plays

by David Ives

"Polish Joke follows the journey of a young Polish-American through ethnic stereotypes toward self-acceptance. In Don Juan in Chicago a sexually naive nobleman makes a deal with the devil that ends up transforming him into a reluctant Latin lover, Ancient History exposes the irreconcilable holy war that can break out when two people from two very different cultures fall in love, and The Red Address presents the searing portrait of a man with a secret who is forced by tragedy into revealing himself."--BOOK JACKET.