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Venue	Charing Cross Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	1st June 2024
Opened	7th June 2024
To	28th July 2024
Charing Cross Theatre (V241)
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Date of change: 12 Apr 24 - T1454840866
Date of change: 29 Feb 24 - T1454840866

Marie Curie

Work:: Marie Curie (S0301295035)

Marie Curie. Physicist. Pioneer. Parent. Marie Curie. is certain that she can make a name for herself and change the course of science in the progress as she arrives from her native Poland to study at Sorbonne University in Paris. When she discovers Radium, a new chemical element, she's lauded with the Nobel Prize but is faced with an overwhelming moral dilemma. Whilst Marie is discovering the lifesaving potential of Radium to cure cancer, factory workers handing Radium are succumbing to the insidious grip of radium poisoning. In a breathtaking display of courage and resilience, she shatters the glass ceilings of her time, defying the odds as a fearless female immigrant.

Book by	Seeun Choun
Music	Jongyoon Choi
Lyrics	Seeun Choun

Production:: (T1454840866)

Presented by	Byungwon Kang
Presented by	LIVE corp
Director	Sarah Meadows
Adapted by	Tom Ramsay (book)
Adapted by	Emma Fraser (lyrics)
Translation	Ahreumbi Rew
Musical Director	Emma Fraser
Choreographer	Joanna Goodwin
Sound	Andrew Johnson
Director	Jane Deitch (casting)
Other	James Anderton (production manager)
Other	Aria Entertainment (general management)
Performer	Alisa Davidson (Marie Curie)
Performer	Chrissie Bhima (Anne Kowalska)
Performer	Thomas Josling (Pierre Curie)
Performer	Richard Meek (Ruben Dupont)
Performer	Christopher Killik)
Performer	Dean Makowski-Clayton
Performer	Rio Maye
Performer	Yujin Park
Performer	Isabel Snaas
Performer	Maya Kristal Tenenbaum
Performer	Lucy Young

Listing:: L0303099436

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