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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.
North Edinburgh Arts provides opportunities for individual and community development through contact with the professional arts, particularly for Forth ward residents.
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