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Biochemistry and Theoretical Physics Musical

A smile, as song, and a Nobel-prize-winning piece of original research
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A light hearted musical comedy show featuring sketches, dance, songs and verse, based on the works of two great men; Louis Pasteur, the reknowned microbiologist, and Otto Frisch, a notably brilliant physicist.

The main theme would be drawn from Frisch's work on Electromagnetism, and the novel and innovative ideas propounded by Dr. P.

The working title for the production would be "Frisch Fields and Pasteur's New", and would be written by Lord Andrew Lloyd-Weber to ensure that it is Peer Revued.

8th of 7, Sep 15 2014

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       I'm humming it already. [+]
pertinax, Sep 15 2014
  

       Can we devote the proceeds to biomedical research?
RayfordSteele, Sep 15 2014
  

       Could it be in context to include a Biological, astronomical yet physical chorus line consisting of (E.O.) Wilson, Kepler and Bethe? (It only works when its written down)
bhumphrys, Sep 15 2014
  

       //Can we devote the proceeds to biomedical research?//   

       Better yet, can we donate Andrew Lloyd-Weber for biomedical research?
MaxwellBuchanan, Sep 15 2014
  

       What an excellent idea, it shall be done forthwith. As your planet's only survivor of the controversial "Total personality bypass" procedure, he (it ?) is of considerable interest, and an ideal subject for a wide range of painful, humiliating and pointlessly cruel medical experiments.   

       [bhumphrys], you're hired.
8th of 7, Sep 15 2014
  
      
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