This fast-pace piece, written in a “living newspaper style,” is a collage of short scenes which tell the story of two women with a passion for achievement – Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor with a medical degree, and Marie Curie, discoverer of radium and polonium.  Its blend of public and private moments sweeps the audience into the scientists’ dreams, as they face obstacles and fight prejudices.

This production brings science and history to life, allowing your students to discover the pioneers of science and their personal commitment to their dreams and discoveries.