A Few Stout Individuals

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Some years ago, John Guare was named one of New York City's Living Landmarks. The phrase was chosen, it's likely, because those named are ubiquitous. There may be
no one more visible than Guare, who is seen everywhere all the time, and among the places where he's spotted most often are bookstores. This makes sense: Guare seems to be unusually well read, and his plays are evidence of how much of the reading sticks in his mind. After a time, sentences, paragraphs and chapters apparently come together for him in unexpected, frequently delightful ways, and out bursts a new work.

A Few Stout Individuals is the latest fantasy he's spun from the disparate volumes he's perused at, say, the Stran[...]