ANNISTON, AL — The Community Actors’ Studio Theatre (CAST) will bring the powerful true story of the Radium Girls to the stage from March 13-16 at the JSU McClellan Theatre. This gripping drama, presented in honor of Women’s History Month, sheds light on the courageous women who fought against corporate greed and championed workplace safety in the 1920s.
Audiences will be transported back in time to witness the harrowing yet inspiring journey of the young women who unknowingly suffered from radium poisoning while painting watch dials with luminous radium paint. Their fight for justice led to groundbreaking labor laws and workplace protections that continue to shape history.
Show Dates & Times
- March 13-15 | 7:00 PM
- March 16 | 2:00 PM
JSU McClellan Theatre
100 Gamecock Drive, Anniston, AL
The CAST Theatre production of Radium Girls promises a compelling blend of drama, history, and social impact. The play highlights the resilience of the women who took on powerful corporations, paving the way for safer working conditions and greater accountability.
This production serves as a meaningful tribute to the real-life heroes who made a lasting difference in the fight for justice.
Don’t miss this unforgettable theatrical experience! Tickets are available now at givebutter.com/CASTRadiumGirls.
Join CAST Theatre in honoring Women’s History Month and celebrating the strength of those who fought for change.
