Plays: The Impressionists. Michael McKeever Playwright, Buhnenautor, Dramatiker, South Florida Theatre

		Drama - 6m, 2w - various locations
		synopsis	Fighting the system and at times each other, a few stout individuals broke all the rules and changed forever how modern man would look at art. From the rigid conformity of the Paris Salon to the exhilaration and freedom of their first independent show, the story of these artists is one filled with human drama. Great loss and remarkable triumph all play a part in the birth of what would become known as Impressionism.
		characters	Claude Monet, a young painter Pierre Auguste Renoir, a young painter Berthe Morisot, a young painter Camille Pissarro, a not-quite-so-young painter Edgar Degas, a young painter Édouard Manet, a young painter Male Player, plays Charles Gleyre, a waiter, Éugene Manet and various critics Female Player, plays Edma Morisot, Camille Doncieux, Lissette and various critics
		production history	Caldwell Theatre Company, Boca Raton, FL - Apr. - May 2006 (dir. Michael Hall)
		reviews	"Damned entertaining theatre." - Dave Amber, New Times "McKeever's . . . triumph is transforming icons of art appreciation class into flawed human beings awash in dreams and failures." - Bill Hirschman, Sun-Sentinel
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