John Guare Biography

American writer John Guare composed his first play Universe at the youthful age of eleven. Subsequent to going to Georgetown University and Yale University Guare appeared his work off-off-Broadway in 1964 with To Wally Pantoni We Leave a Credenza. His first genuine achievement anyway didn't come until 1968 when a one-demonstration entitled Muzeeka won him an Obie Award. In 1971 the youthful dramatist shot to the front line of American performance center with ""Place of Blue Leaves"" a semi-personal play that immovably settled Guare's exceptional vision. Guare's plays are profoundly showy. He finds the unusual and comic in the human condition amplifies it to monstrous extents and from this concentrates the germ of his composition. He once expressed that he has attempted to extend the theater's limits since I think the riotous condition of the world requests it. Different works by Guare incorporate ""Two Gentlemen of Verona Rich and Famous"" ""The Landscape of the Body Bosoms and Neglect"" and ""Six Degrees of Separation"" which won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award the Dramatists Guild Hull-Warriner Award and an Olivier Best Play Award. It was made into a hit film of a similar name featuring Will Smith and Stockard Channing."

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