At 07:50 PM 2/20/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Grreetings to all you museum theatre people out there.
>
>I am developing a number of museum theatre pieces for museums in the
>Baltimore/Washington area and am currently working with the Maryland
>Science Center to find an appropriate script (or write it if one does not
>exist)for their exhibit "Beyond Numbers."  Does anyone know of any such
>scripts?  The length should be 20-30 minutes with 1-2 actors/actresses.
>The content should relate to numbers, patterns, relation of mathematics
>to science and/or everyday life, etc.
>
>Thanks for help.
>
>You can contact me off-list if you would like.
>
>Dale Jones
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A tangent to your request, but maybe helpful.
In the early 1970's the NSF sponsored a couple of films by Peter Robinson on
the subject of symmetry.
One was called "Aspects of Symmetry" and the other something similar,
possibly just "Symmetry."  The ostensible purpose was to introduce beginning
physics students to the visual pleasures of mirror, rotation and translation
symmetries they would encounter in studying X-Ray crystalography.  One was
pure abstraction with no text and the other had a half dozen specialists
describing these symmetries in science, art and daily life.  I assume the
NSF can diret you to them.

David Hupert