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Mrs. Einstein
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Mileva Marić needs to explain her story: as Albert Einstein's first wife, as co-creator of the Theory of Relativity, as a mathematician and physicist forgotten by the scientific world. Mileva is looking for someone from her past to whom she tells this moving story, full of journeys, discoveries, love, difficult decisions, successes and mistakes; a life devoted to science, until her condition as a woman and mother cuts short her promising career. Join us in getting to know Mileva Marić, Mrs. Einstein, and her story of talent, struggle, love and redemption. The show has won 9 national-level awards and was nominated for the 2024 Max Awards.
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