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The 2024 Science4All Festival concludes on Sunday 29 September with a performance curated by the Department of Linguistic and Literary Studies of The Rise and Fall of Oedipus the Bourgeois, from La Machine Infernale by Jean Cocteau.
During the days of Science4All, books published by Il Bo Live can be purchased at a 20 percent discount.
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