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| Cabaret Mechanical Theatre is a Museum of Automata (Mechanical Sculpture) |
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cabaret mechanical theatre is automata, mechanical sculpture, robots, animatronics, toys, art, fun museum which was used to be in Covent Garden, London UK but now appears all over the world in mostly temporary exhibitions. We have books, kits, videos for design and technology education.