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Apollo Theatre is a great theatre in London. It hosts different shows and lectures, for example GCSE science live and this is what I went to with my school.
The lecture was very entertaining, helpful and high quality. There were a lot of great professionals with experience such as Jim Al-Khalili, Andrea Sella, Robert Winston, Alice Roberts and Dr Helen Czerski. They explained a lot of different and exciting theories such as black holes, ocean surfaces and time travel. I think it was useful for GCSE's, as they explained different exam techniques needed for exams.
Overall it was great, and I think everyone should go to it if they have such a chance.
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