The Untold Story Behind Audrey’s Children — In Theaters March 28th

 

Every once in a while, a story comes along that reminds us what true courage looks like, not the loud, action-movie kind, but the quiet, steady bravery that changes the world for generations. Audrey’s Children is one of those stories. And starting March 28th, we all get to experience it together on the big screen.

At the heart of this powerful new film is Dr. Audrey Evans, a name you may not have heard before — but one that has likely touched your life or the lives of people you know. In 1969, Dr. Evans shattered glass ceilings by becoming the first female Chief of Oncology at the prestigious Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. At a time when women were often discouraged from taking up space, especially in medicine, she didn’t just step into the room — she changed it.

Audrey’s Children follows her incredible journey: fighting sexism in the medical field, challenging outdated ideas around childhood cancer, and developing a staging system for neuroblastoma that gave hope where there once was none. But her work didn’t stop with medicine. Dr. Evans saw the emotional toll cancer takes on families, and she co-founded the very first Ronald McDonald House — a now-global sanctuary for families with children undergoing treatment.

Before her work, the survival rate for children with cancer was just 10%. Let that sink in. She didn’t just save lives — she helped reimagine what was possible for an entire generation of children and their families.

This isn’t just a film. It’s a reminder of what one woman with purpose, compassion, and relentless drive can do. It’s a celebration of humanity, hope, and healing.

So, whether you’re someone who believes in advocating for children, supporting women trailblazers, or simply appreciating a well-told true story that stirs the soul — Audrey’s Children is a must-watch.

Mark your calendars: March 28th. Theaters nationwide.

Let’s share this story, honor her legacy, and help the world know the name Dr. Audrey Evans.

This is a sponsored post on behalf of Review Wire Media for Blue Harbor Entertainment.