For 10 points, name this Tennessee Williams play named after a zoo of transparent statuettes.
An unseen character in this play is last heard from via a postcard sent from Mazatlan that contains only the words "hello" and "good-bye." At the start of this play, one character addresses the audience by claiming that he is unlike a stage magician because he will present truth in the guise of illusion rather than illusion in the guise of truth. One character in this play refers to another by the nickname "Shakespeare" at the warehouse where they used to work, while it is discovered that another character has not been attending Rubicam's Business College. Two characters in this play execute a clumsy waltz, resulting in a figurine of a unicorn breaking and losing its horn. In this play, Jim, a gentleman-caller, visits the Wingfield home to meet the socially withdrawn Laura. For 10 points, name this Tennessee Williams play named after a zoo of transparent statuettes.
An unseen character in this play is last heard from via a postcard sent from Mazatlan that contains only the words "hello" and "good-bye.
The Glass Menagerie