Guare

American  

[gwair] / gwɛər /

noun

1. John, born 1938, U.S. playwright.

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Example Sentences

“Their lives were always reaching for the light,” says the playwright John Guare, whose black comedy “The House of Blue Leaves” Anne performed in off-Broadway.

From Los Angeles Times

It brings to mind another New York art movie, “Six Degrees of Separation,” which had the elegance of John Guare’s play to bind its elements more firmly.

From Los Angeles Times

Inger McCabe Elliott, a photographer and designer who, with her husband, was conned at her home in Manhattan by a slick-talking 19-year-old purporting to be Sidney Poitier’s son — an incident that helped inspire John Guare to write his celebrated play “Six Degrees of Separation” — died on Jan. 29 at her home in Manhattan.

From New York Times

By then, Mr. Guare had been friends with Mrs. Elliott for about a decade.

From New York Times

“She called me and said, ‘We’ve just arrived in London, and do we have a story for you,’” Mr. Guare said in a phone interview.

From New York Times