This one-woman drama exposes the struggles and triumphs of Madame Marie Curie (née Maria Skłodowska) — an academically impassioned, vehemently private, fervently Polish scientist, mother, and teacher. From the political oppression of her childhood, to scientific emergence and fame to the tragedy that forced her into single motherhood as well as further world prominence, this is a life that challenges our assumptions about what one person can achieve and the responsibilities of science.
Susan Marie Frontczak has delivered over 450 presentations as Marie Curie across thirty-four of the United States and nine countries abroad to over 60,000 people.
(The Polish spelling of Marie Curie's childhood name is "Mania." "Manya" was chosen to assist pronunciation.)