Students rotated through interactive stations, from obstacle courses to chemistry demos, before a large-group nitrogen experiment to cap the day.

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In this interview with BroadwayWorld, Rob McClure discusses the world premiere of Spare Parts, a new play about anti-aging science, ethics, and the real research behind the story.

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