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Guare's play, Marco Polo Sings a Solo, premiered in 1973. Similar to The House of Blue Leaves, it explores themes of fame. The protagonist, a renowned astronaut, aspires to live up to the heroic image the media has projected onto him.
Waiting for Godot, an absurdist play penned by Samuel Beckett, was completed in 1954. The narrative centers on two men who are waiting for a friend while contemplating the purpose of life.
How to be a Mogul: For Those Who Know the Best Things in Life are Things is a nonfiction book authored by Diane Hartford and released in 1986. Hartford shares anecdotes about individuals who have achieved significant success.
And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little is a black comedy by Paul Zindel that depicts a tragic family scenario. The play was first staged in 1971.
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