John Guare - Works

Works

All dramas for the stage unless otherwise noted.

  • (1971) The House of Blue Leaves
  • (1971) Two Gentlemen of Verona
  • (1974) Rich and Famous
  • (1977) Landscape of the Body
  • (1977) Marco Polo Sings a Solo
  • (1979) Bosoms and Neglect
  • (1980) Atlantic City (screenplay)
  • (1982) Lydie Breeze
  • (1982) Gardenia
  • (1986) The Race to Urga
  • (1990) Six Degrees of Separation
  • (1990) Women and Water
  • (1992) Four Baboons Adoring the Sun
  • (1999) Lake Hollywood
  • (2001) Chaucer in Rome
  • (2002) A Few Stout Individuals
  • (2010) A Free Man of Color
  • (2012) Are You There, McPhee?

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