Telford College: Cross Currents 2012 (28 Jun)

Students perform contemporary and jazz dance pieces choreographed by their tutors at Performing Arts Studio Scotland.

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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
Date	Location
Bill Kenwright's production of the Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber musical returns, with Keith Jack starring as the boy with the troublesome coat. View full details and ticket info
13 Nov–17 Nov Tue 7.30pm; Wed & Thu 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Fri 5pm & 8pm; Sat 2pm, 5pm & 8pm	The Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh

The Joy of Sex
Date	Location
Interactive exhibition exploring the lighter, funnier side of sex. Leave that po-face at home, and get well and truly stuck into a naked tea party (socks must be left on), performance exhibits themed around tickling and fetish, and plenty of exhibitions of fruity objects and people. God only knows what's in the petting zoo. Part of the Festival of Erotic Arts. View full details
18 Jun–24 Jun Mon–Sun noon–7pm	Sapphire Rooms, Edinburgh

Junior Performance Course
Date	Location
Kids explore their drama skills, working on movement, characterisation and storytelling, leading up to a performance on the final day of the course. Ages 8–11. Apply for a place via the website. View full details and ticket info
2 Jul–7 Jul Mon–Sat 9.30am–5pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

Just So Stories
Date	Location
Newbury Youth Theatre. NYT return with a new adaptation of Kipling's best-loved tales. Proving to be one of the leading ensemble companies in the UK, they use magic, live music and rambunctious storytelling to create enchanting productions for all ages. They have performed at the Fringe for over 15 years, consistently garnering incredible reviews. 'An exceptional young group who consistently produce terrific work' (Scotsman, 2011). 'Newbury Youth Theatre is an exciting dynamic young company… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 2.30–3.30pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh
8 Aug–11 Aug Wed–Sat 2.30–3.30pm	Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh

Kabarett: Alternative Variety & Performance Art Revue
Date	Location
Alternative erotic art revue and variety performance, featuring MC Ophelia Bitz, spoken word artists and live music. Part of Festival of the Erotic Arts. View full details and ticket info
22 Jun (Over-18s only) 7pm	The Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh

Karen's Way: A Kindertransport Life
Date	Location
Yellow Leaf Theatre. Based on her autobiographies and poems, Karen Gershon's story, told with unflinching honesty, is one with which few things outside of Ann Frank can compare. Karen's Way is by Vanessa Rosenthal, whose Holocaust play, Exchanges In Bialysdtok, represented the BBC at the European Broadcasting Union in Helsinki. Karen criss-crossed wartime Britain from Edinburgh to Leeds to Bristol and beyond. From trainee Palestine pioneer to chorus girl to Edinburgh student, she went from… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 3.05–4.25pm	theSpace @ Venue45, Edinburgh

Katianna Was Here
Date	Location
New devised theatre about a woman going on an important journey. Part of Leith Festival. View full details
14 Jun–16 Jun Thu–Sat 7pm	Café Nemrut, Edinburgh

The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Carnival Queens
Date	Location
The new show from the Lady Boys is an energetic, bright affair with a carnival theme. Enjoy cabaret, comedy, colours and costumes as 16 of the divas put on a show to be remembered. View full details
6 Aug–23 Aug Mon–Fri 6.45pm & 9pm	The Meadows, Edinburgh

Laurent Piron - Unusual Day
Date	Location
Laurent Piron. With a touch of magic and a pinch of comedy, Laurent welcomes you into his unique world. Through this view into his daily routine, Laurent reveals the beginnings of his journey as a magician, uncovering and exploring the age-old questions asked by artists - what are my influences, what makes me unique, and, if they exist, how have luck or fate shaped my life? This reflection, narrated with comedy and punctuated with magic, takes unusual twists and turns into an introspective… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 8.10–8.55pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

Leith's Hidden Treasure
Date	Location
Citadel Arts Group presents a play by Laure C Paterson based on the memories of Leithers of the old hospital. Part of Leith Festival. View full details
14 Jun–16 Jun Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm	The Granary, Edinburgh

Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores)
Date	Location
In a dance hall in the spring before the First World War, a socialist visionary is shooting a silent film adapted from a Jules Verne adventure, using cooks and waiters as his cast. Long before the ship the Fol Espoir runs aground on Cape Horn, high idealism and base motives are vying for the souls of all on board. Ariane Mnouchkine’s work has rarely been seen in the UK because of its sheer scale and complexity. Théâtre du Soleil's Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores) transforms the Lowland… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
23 Aug–28 Aug Mon, Tue & Thu–Sat 6–10.10pm	Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Lewis Barlow: As Close As You Can
Date	Location
The close-up magic virtuoso performs his latest tricks, from psychological manipulation to card control. Ages 7+. Part of Edinburgh International Magic Festival. View full details
30 Jun 7pm	The Vault, Edinburgh

Locked In
Date	Location
Homo Promos. Play based on the journals of Keith Vaughan (1912-77), a great British painter and friend of Hockney, Sutherland, Bacon etc. These great diaries are vivid, funny, angry, erotic, despairing. Whether Vaughan is rescuing wounded soldiers in an air raid, standing trial as a spy, having a holiday fling with a sexy young Mexican, writing to the Times about the joys of pornography, or demolishing the claims of pretentious conceptual artists, you are always right there with him. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–14 Aug Mon & Tue 12.50–1.40pm Preview performance.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
15 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 12.50–1.40pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

Love Bites
Date	Location
The 14–18-year-olds from Strange Town youth theatre present a play set on midsummer night's eve in Edinburgh. View full details
17 Jun–18 Jun Mon & Sun 7–8pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Lyceum Youth Theatre: Discover
Date	Location
The Lyceum's creative learning team lead a fun drama session for ages 8–12. View full details
23 May–27 Jun Wed 4–5.30pm	WHALE Arts, Edinburgh
29 May–31 Jul Tue 4–5.30pm	North Edinburgh Arts Centre, Edinburgh

Macbeth
Date	Location
Little Shakespeare Theatre School. This is an hour-long version of the Scottish play with kilts and bagpipes and all things Scottish. Overseen by Hectate, who plays a big part in this creepy version with a child's musical jewellery box as musical accompaniment, the highly talented and energetic cast of young actors from Little Shakespeare Theatre School act out a poignant and funny mixture of modern and classical fast-paced scripting with minimal staging consisting of a banqueting table. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 11am–noon Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpace on Niddry Street, Edinburgh
8 Aug–10 Aug Wed–Fri 11am–noon	theSpace on Niddry Street, Edinburgh

MacBeth in Scots
Date	Location
Edinburgh Theatre Arts. Robin Lorimer's powerful translation into Scots, a rich brew of English and Scots words, brings to vibrant life Shakespeare's bloody tale of ambition, treachery and downfall. In 1995 Edinburgh Theatre Arts presented selected scenes to enthusiastic reviews. 'Scots tongue adds pride and passion' (Edinburgh Evening News). 'The translation brings a new dark directness and energy to Shakespeare's text' (Scotsman). The Scottish Play, written to please a Scottish king, is… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 7.30–10pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	St Ninian's Hall, Edinburgh
8 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Fri 7.30–10pm; Sat 2.30–5pm & 7.30–10pm	St Ninian's Hall, Edinburgh

Magic and Variety Gala Show
Date	Location
The Edinburgh International Magic Festival kicks off with a gala show featuring many of the acts performing across the festival. Part of Edinburgh International Magic Festival. View full details
29 Jun 2.30pm 29 Jun 7pm	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Magic Dinner
Date	Location
Enjoy a three course meal while cabaret close-up magic, mindreading and illusion take place around your table. Ages 18+. Part of Edinburgh International Magic Festival. View full details
30 Jun (Over-18s only) 7pm	The Royal Scots Club, Edinburgh

Magic of Motown
Date	Location
Tribute to the sweet soul sounds of Motown starring the supremely-talented Magic of Motown band, with hits made famous by the Isley Brothers, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Martha Reeves and more. View full details and ticket info
20 Jul 7.30pm	The Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh

Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty
Date	Location
Matthew Bourne completes his trio of Tchaikovsky-scored ballets with the story of Aurora's century-long slumber, rendered in typically idiosyncratic style as a gothic fairy tale set between the Victorian era and the present day. View full details and ticket info
27 Nov–1 Dec Tue & Wed 7.30pm; Thu 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

Matthew J Dowden: Magic of the Movies
Date	Location
Using magic, song and impersonations, Matthew J Dowden brings to life a selection of his favourite films and actors, from the likes of Disney classics to Hollywood blockbusters. Part of Edinburgh International Magic Festival. View full details
30 Jun–6 Jul Sat & Sun 5pm; Tue–Fri 7pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Me Before Marilyn
Date	Location
Caged Theatre Company. Come watch the unknown tale of the woman who captured the heart of the nation. Listen to her reveal the truth about the events that led to her downfall. The play begins with the shocking truth about Marilyn's upbringing including her mother's mental illness and the abuse she suffered before the age of 16. Following this we meet the people who inspired and influenced her life, helping her transform from Norma to Marilyn. The play leads to Marilyn's final moments, which… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
20 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 4.10–4.50pm	theSpace @ Jury's Inn, Edinburgh

Meine faire Dame - ein Sprachlabor
Date	Location
Staged by Theater Basel, delightfully witty and (very) loosely based on My Fair Lady, Meine faire Dame - ein Sprachlabor is set in a language laboratory where its characters attempt to learn English from a very eccentric professor – with a secret to hide. Director Christoph Marthaler skilfully blends music by Weber, Wagner, Bryan Adams and Ravel into a subversive, profound and very funny examination of language and linguistic confusion. Supported by Ewan and Christine Brown. With additional… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
14 Aug–19 Aug Tue & Wed 7.30–9.30pm; Fri & Sat 2–4pm; Sun 7.30–9.30pm	Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Metamorphoses: Fables from Ovid
Date	Location
Hecate Theatre Co. Not for the faint-hearted. Six myths from Ovid's Metamorphoses are retold by four girls and their Matron, in a Victorian boarding school dormitory. The night before their debutant ball, where they will transform (in the eyes of society) into women, they recount stories of transformation to each other, using only bed linen to weave their tales. Horror blends with comedy through inspired staging and a darkly twisted script. 'Simplistically clever and slick storytelling… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 4.25–5.10pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

Michael Neto: UPCLOSE
Date	Location
Scottish Close-Up Magic Champion three years running, Michael Neto brings together humour and close-up magic in this show, which also premieres the tricks he has up his sleeve for this year's World Championships of Magic. Ages 10+. Part of Edinburgh International Magic Festival. View full details
30 Jun–6 Jul Sat–Fri 8.30pm	The Vault, Edinburgh

Mickey and Judy
Date	Location
Michael Hughes. A hilarious musical memoir, chronicling Michael Hughes' childhood obsession with Judy Garland and his journey from psychiatric ward to off-Broadway. With anecdotes from his doctor's charts detailing his childhood propensity for cross-dressing and a musical score that borrows from Broadway classics and the Judy Garland songbook, Mickey and Judy 'will inspire you to be yourself and follow your dreams' (Theatromania.ca). Best of Fringe! Critics' Pick! 2011 Broadway World Award… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–4 Aug Fri & Sat 8–9pm Preview performance.	SpaceCabaret @ 54, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 8–9pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	SpaceCabaret @ 54, Edinburgh
8 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 8–9pm	SpaceCabaret @ 54, Edinburgh

Midnight Tango
Date	Location
Strictly Come Dancing regulars Vincent Simone and Flavia Cacace bring the heady passions of Buenos Aires to town in this tango extravaganza. View full details and ticket info
27 Jun–30 Jun Wed–Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	The Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh

A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)
Date	Location
A joyous combination of incongruous things: dumbstruck actors, suppressed emotions running riot, masterly solecism, divine blundering and, finally, craftsmen transformed into poets … From Russia comes the world premiere of Dmitry Krymov’s interpretation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Expect this Chekhov International Theatre Festival's take on Shakespeare’s most magical of comedies to be unlike any Dream you have seen before. A Midsummer Night’s Dream (As You Like It) is part of the London 2012… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
24 Aug–26 Aug Fri & Sat 7.30–10pm; Sun 2.30–5pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Date	Location
A new production of one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies, about fairy power struggles, rude mechanicals' amateur dramatics and romantic entanglements in the forest. Directed by Matthew Lenton of Vanishing Point. View full details
19 Oct–17 Nov To be confirmed	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Mikey and Addie
Date	Location
A new show from Andy Manley, Rob Evans and macrobert, about a boy called Mikey and a girl called Addie, life-changing moments, secrets, lies and growing up. Ages 9+. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
22 Jun–23 Jun Fri 10.30am; Sat 2pm	Lochgelly Centre, Lochgelly
25 Jun 1.30pm	Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
30 Jun Sat 11am & 2pm Part of Horsecross Youth Arts Festival.	Perth Theatre, Perth
1 Jul Sun noon & 4pm	macrobert, Stirling

Molly Wobbly's Tit Factory
Date	Location
Lyric Theatre Belfast / The Stand Comedy Club. The whole town gets an unexpected makeover when a stranger arrives on Mammary Lane in this musical comedy by Paul Boyd. Join the good shopkeepers of Little Happening as they plot to get a few things off their chests. Heavily laden with big laughs, catchy songs, and leaky implants, Molly Wobbly's Tit Factory sticks a finely-tuned musical hypodermic firmly into the bosom of today's surgery-obsessed culture. A must see for fans of The Rocky Horror… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
1 Aug–2 Aug Wed & Thu 4.45–6.15pm Preview performance.	Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
3 Aug–26 Aug Mon–Sun 4.45–6.15pm	Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh

A Most Curious Detour
Date	Location
Adapted by Alistair Rutherford from Stuart Hepburn's own book about his experiences before, during and after a stroke, which left him with 'locked-in syndrome', this one-man play is performed by Adam Tomkins. View full details
2 Jun 7.30pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

The Most Dangerous Toy
Date	Location
Playades. When Nietzsche meets Lou Salome, he feels he has found 'a voice, for which I have waited and waited since childhood'. One year later, he has retreated to a remote mountain village, madly scribbling Thus Spake Zarathustra. And advising men to take a whip, when they go to women. Working exclusively with original texts, Playades Theatre Company explores what happened in that seminal year of 1882: philosophy versus reality, society versus individual fulfilment, man versus woman - and… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–4 Aug Fri & Sat 7.05–7.55pm Preview performance.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 7.05–7.55pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
8 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 7.05–7.55pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

The Mousetrap
Date	Location
The record breaking show adapted from Agatha Christie's book of the same name has been performed over 23,000 times. Now celebrating its diamond anniversary in the London West End, it's finally embarking on a UK tour. View full details
29 Oct–3 Nov Mon & Tue 7.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

Mr Boom
Date	Location
The evergreen Mr Boom descends from the moon once more for a fun, educational music and song session. Ages 1–9. Part of Plu Edinburgh. View full details
1 Jun–2 Jun Fri & Sat noon–12.50pm	Leith Links, Edinburgh

Music of Les Miserables and West End Musicals
Date	Location
Dysart Productions. Relive the passion, love and loyalty of Britain's longest-running musical in concert. I Dreamed a Dream, Bring Him Home, On My Own, Do You Hear the People Sing, Empty Chairs and Empty Tables. Watch the auditions unfold as the cast fight for a place singing songs from West End musicals. ★★★★ 'Voices to savour … you think you might be part of the entertainment' (EdinburghGuide.com). ★★★★★ 'These singers are destined for the West End. I have never heard such beautiful… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sun 4.15–5.15pm	theSpace @ Symposium Hall, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 4.15–5.15pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpace @ Symposium Hall, Edinburgh

Nessie the Loch Ness Monster
Date	Location
Purves Puppets. Our production combines humour, dance and exciting traditional Scottish music. It tells of a boy called Hughie McDhui and a girl called Mairi Glengarry. She's running away from her wicked uncle, Naggie McCraggie! Along the way they are caught up in the world of Spike the hedgehog, where animals talk and even form rock-groups! They make friends with Nessie, the famous monster from the loch, who talks with a Scottish upper-class accent and is an expert at dodging research… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
4 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 2–3.30pm	Fairmilehead Parish Church, Edinburgh

Occupy Meadows
Date	Location
Teenage drama group Strange Town performs Alan Gordon's play following a wandering minstrel as he explores the lives and loves of an ill-fated collective of protesters. View full details
17 Jun–18 Jun Mon & Sun 9–10pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Oliver!
Date	Location
After last year's 50th anniversary, Lionel Bart's musical take on Dickens' classic transfers to Scotland, featuring Brian Conley as Fagin. View full details and ticket info
30 May–23 Jun Not Mon	The Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh

On the Edge
Date	Location
Theatre On The Edge. Frank's cliff top home is about to fall into the sea and he's had notice to quit by the council. He refuses to budge as his kids hold an emergency family meeting in his garden shed. When the house goes over the cliff, Frank's children are faced with a new problem, what to do with him. Frank has his own ideas about his destiny and solves the problem in a Prospero-like way. Previous work by the team at the Fringe includes Kerouac and All That Jazz, 2008, and Love From… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–19 Aug Mon–Sun 3.10–4.25pm	Gryphon Venues at the Point Hotel, Edinburgh

One Elliot Park
Date	Location
Thought-provoking drama about a young woman who is accused of burgling her neighbours' flat, written by Edinburgh-based playwright Lindsay Miller and performed by Siege Perilous. View full details and ticket info
14 Jun–19 Jun Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 8pm; Sat 4pm & 8pm; Sun 8pm	Malmaison Hotel Edinburgh, Edinburgh

One Minute Birdwatching - Free
Date	Location
Holly Rumble / Escalator East to Edinburgh. Noisy and irreverent birdwatching for everyone. Start when instructed, whenever you see a bird say either its name (if you know it), or 'bird' (if you don't), one word per bird, stop when instructed. Join Holly Rumble by the West Princes Street Gardens fountain to spend one minute spotting birds. The resulting birdwatching surveys will be recorded as audio tracks and posted online. If there are no birds there might be silence (that's ok). If our… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
4 Aug–9 Aug Mon–Thu, Sat & Sun 9.30–9.31am & 1.30–1.31pm	West Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

Opera North: Ruddigore
Date	Location
Opera North brings to life Gilbert and Sullivan's melodramatic story of witches, maidens and curses from beyond the grave. View full details and ticket info
7 Jun–9 Jun Thu & Fri 7.30–10pm; Sat 2.15pm & 7.30pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

Ordinary Days
Date	Location
New touring musical theatre company Green Room presents a story of four intersecting lives in New York City. View full details
21 Jun–23 Jun Thu–Sat 7.30pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Ornithology
Date	Location
Strange Bird Zirkus presents work in progress Ornithology, which combines Chinese pole and floor acrobatics and a double-option soundtrack to tell a surrealist story. View full details and ticket info
29 Jun 7.30pm An installation of work by Christine Banks is also on show to accompany the performances.	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh

Pandora's Box - Free
Date	Location
Joanne Jollie, Class Stage Productions, Free Festival. Pandora, Goddess of Yorkshire, dishes the dirt on herself, her punters and her fellow strippers, warts 'n' all. Through stand-up comedy and hilarious parodied cabaret we experience her journey from toilet attendant to XXL stripper. Pandora's Box has been a sell-out success in London and Brighton previews. This one-woman show is a marriage of Eyre's brilliant writing and Jollie's belting voice. 'Eyre's sparkling writing is slick, witty… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–26 Aug Mon–Sun noon–12.55pm	Laughing Horse @ Espionage, Edinburgh

Party Time
Date	Location
MCS Drama. Gavin, a wealthy and influential civil servant, is hosting a drinks party. The conversation is of health clubs, foreign travel and bed-hopping. However, there is civil unrest beyond the doors of this elite gathering, roadblocks and soldiers litter the streets - and what on earth has happened to Jimmy? Comic and chilling, Harold Pinter's vicious political satire is a stark expose of class, power and social injustice in modern Britain. 'This talented group of young players bring… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 4.10–4.55pm	theSpaces on North Bridge, Edinburgh

Passing Through
Date	Location
Alistair Rutherford's new romantic comedy explores the magical tryst between conjurer Tommy and jaded Alice. Presented by Peapod Productions. View full details
4 Jul–5 Jul Wed & Thu 8pm	South Leith Parish Church, Edinburgh

Peppa Pig's Treasure Hunt
Date	Location
Join Peppa, George and Danny Dog in a treasure hunt on Grandad Dog's boat. This brand new show features puppets, songs and a brand new story. View full details and ticket info
4 Jul–5 Jul Wed & Thu 10am & 1pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

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