BSHS Troupe Presents... Radium Girls

Radium Girls, written by D.W. Gregory, tells the moving story of young women in the 1920s who painted luminous watch dials using radium-based paint, unaware of the health risks posed by exposure to the toxic substance. As they began to experience severe and mysterious illnesses, their fight for accountability and workplace safety ignited a national scandal, forever changing regulations for workers’ rights. The play highlight’s themes of resilience, justice, and the often-overlooked struggles of ordinary people in the face of corporate power.

The production features a talented cast of Ballston Spa High School students who have been rehearsing extensively to portray the powerful, emotional depth of the characters. Some of the cast members include Mia Parks as Grace Fryer, Logan Grey as Arthur Roeder, Matthew Adams as Tommy Kreider, Jack Glastetter as C.B. Charlie Lee, Kara Bowens as Diane Roeder, Brenna Walsh as Sob Sister, Libby Stavers as Kathryn and Harriet Roeder, Lucy Dooling as Irene and Miss Wiley, along with, Juanita Rust as Madame Curie, and Charlie Davis as Markley and VonSochocky.

Performances are on November 21, 22, and 23 at 7:00pm, with a matinee on November 23 at 1:00pm. Performances are held in the high school auditorium. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $5 for senior citizens and students. Tickets are sold at the door or online. Use the QR code below, or visit https://ballstonspa.ludus.com/index.php to purchase your tickets now. 

Check out this sneak peek at Radium Girls!

Check out the slideshow from Radium Girls!

Don’t miss this compelling performance that underscores the bravery of ordinary individuals
fighting for change.