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If you want a play that brings girls into science, commission a man: Jina and the STEM Sisters reviewed

Plus: a weird, funny, gripping offering from the Orange Tree Theatre

A blatant act of propaganda: Ada Lovelace in Jina and the STEM sisters. Credit: Clive Barda
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