This weekend, Boise residents have the opportunity to experience live theater as the Eagle Theatre Company presents their production of “These Shining Lives.” The play tells the true story of the Radium Girls, women who worked in a watch factory during the 1920s and ’30s painting watch dials with luminous, radioactive paint. The production explores themes of workplace safety, female empowerment, and the strength of the human spirit.
The Eagle Theatre Company, a local group dedicated to bringing high-quality theater to the Boise area, has been in rehearsal for months and is excited to finally share their hard work with the community. The cast and crew have poured their hearts into this production, striving to honor the memory of the Radium Girls and bring their story to life in a meaningful and impactful way.
The play will be performed at the Idaho Press Theatre, a venue known for hosting a variety of cultural events and performances in the Boise area. Audiences can expect a moving and thought-provoking experience as they watch the story of these brave women unfold on stage. With talented actors, expert direction, and a powerful script, “These Shining Lives” promises to be a must-see production for theater enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Tickets for the show are selling fast, so interested attendees are encouraged to purchase them as soon as possible to secure their seats. Whether you’re a seasoned theatergoer or new to live performances, this production is sure to leave a lasting impression and spark important conversations about the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of fighting for justice in the workplace. Don’t miss your chance to witness this impactful and inspiring production live on stage in Boise this weekend.
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