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First Look: Marie Curie The Musical at Charing Cross Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
May 20, 2024
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Marie Curie Rehearsals Company Credit Pamela Raith

Marie Curie Rehearsals Company Credit Pamela Raith

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First look rehearsal images are released for Marie Curie, directed by Sarah Meadows (RIDE the musical), which will get its English language premiere  at Charing Cross Theatre, Saturday 1 June – Sunday 28 July.

Marie Sklodowska Curie. Physicist. Pioneer. Parent.

As she arrives from her native home in Poland to study at Sorbonne University in Paris, young Marie Sklodowska is certain she can make a name for herself and change the course of science. She discovers radium, a new chemical element, with her husband Pierre Curie, and she’s lauded with the Nobel Prize.

But she is faced with an overwhelming moral dilemma. As Marie discovers the lifesaving potential of radium to cure cancer, factory workers handling the glowing substance are succumbing to the insidious grip of radium poisoning.

As a woman with society against her, can she wrestle with both the potential and danger of her discovery – and what is she if radium’s dangers overshadow its possibilities?

A story of life and death, ‘Marie Curie’ has already captivated audiences in Korea and Japan with its sweeping score and story and is now brought to London audiences for the first time in a stirring original production directed by Sarah Meadows (Ride).

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