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The theatre has a large stage and state-of-the art audio-visual kit, which makes it an ideal venue for lectures, presentations, music events and theatre productions, especially during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Join the University of Edinburgh for a candid conversation with pioneering fertility preservation scientist Professor Roger Gosden followed by an interactive theatre show!
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