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Cast List 7/23 (Early)
Woman in Bar: Ashley “Robi” Robicheaux (June) Man in Bar: Andy Talen (Wesley) Man in Bar: Nick Atkinson (Max) Man in Bar: John William Watkins (Dewey) Macbeth: Amadi Washington Lady Macbeth: Evelyn Chen Macduff: Brandin Steffensen Lady Macduff: Lindsey Matheis Malcolm: Paul Corning Duncan: Miguel Anaya Banquo: Brandon Coleman   Hecate: Stephanie Jean Lane Bald Witch: Layne Paradis Willis Sexy Witch: Kayla Farrish Boy Witch: Jack Blackmon Porter: Shane Jensen Danvers: Aliza Russell Matron: Camara McLaughlin Nurse: Joy-Marie Thompson Speakeasy: Ernesto Breton Fulton: Douglas Burkhardt Taxidermist/James: Elias Rosa Agnes: Ruth Howard 6th Floor: Zina Zinchenko Bar singer: Julia Haltigan (Vivian)
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Sleep No More #13
It slipped my mind that this visit would be Eastern Sunday, and I was thus rewarded with a very crowded, slow-moving, and obnoxious audience. There was one woman who literally seemed like she was on a 2 foot leash with some of the performers. I saw her bump multiple times into different performers because she was so close. Nevertheless, I figured out on visits like these that I prefer to stay with the quieter characters.
I started my visit by following Lady Macduff up to her bedroom from the ballroom and almost immediately she reached her hand out to me. When I took it, she placed my hand against her cheek tenderly, and then moved her hand to press it against my own cheek. Instead of following her downstairs, I went upstairs to catch Ruth Howard’s Agnes in the tailor shop alone. I watched her make the locket, but this time, she took me into her room for a 1:1! I loved this experience, and it was lovely to finally experience what Narnia was!
Decided to head down to the lobby instead of going to rave like usual (I have been trying to break up my normal habits), and lo and behold ran into Brandon Coleman’s Porter! I didn’t think he was doing this role at all, but I had a wonderful time spending the next loop with him. So many wonderful things about his performance – his expressions during lip sync invoked such a deep sadness in me, and when Boy grabbed the tissue he offered to give to a white mask, it looked like Porter had completely broken apart. On the other hand, his dance during the ballroom party is hilarious and quite a hoot! I watched it twice, and Brandon brings so much character to the role. Lots of marionette-like dancing, and he skipped and hopped around the room like a gazelle. Porter scaring himself in the mirror as he bumped into it earned a laugh both times. An absolute delight to see. He ended each dance furiously tap dancing on the lobby counter, ringing the bell multiple times with his steps in tune with Sandman, before finally jumping down and slamming it once more as the song ended.
After watching the electric phone booth duet with Nate Carter’s Boy Witch, I followed Porter as he retreated to his office to make a doll-like object. Porter poked a hole through the object to slip another piece of paper in it, before holding up the doll and making a face on it with some lipstick. As he slowly brought the figurine up to the hand mirror, he suddenly jerked, knocking the mirror over and uncovering a ring. He placed the ring on the doll and then twisted the head off violently before pocketing it. Then, as he held the body of the doll against his hand, I realized it was a stand-in for his ring finger. There was so much emotion packed into his scene, and it really feels like this is the moment where Porter is revealing his true self. With this scene shortly followed by the Moonlight Becomes You dance, it really strikes close how vulnerable the Porter can be.
With a full loop done, I decided to go up to 4 to see if I could make the rave – it had just ended, but I was able to catch Kayla Farrish’s Sexy Witch solo and then stuck around to watch the Hecate/Agnes lipstick scene. Wandered a bit more before following Tony Bordonaro’s Speaks through the reset. As he entered the shower room, he nodded his head for me to go inside – but as I got here, he slammed the door shut! Very Tony-esque!
I spent some time rooting through Taxi’s office, and looking through his large book of weird hybrid creatures. Very cool drawings – the robotic squirrel particularly drew me in. I was so entranced I didn’t even notice Hecate come in until Stephanie Jean Lane surprised me as she sidled up next to me and grabbed the notepad on the desk. She handed me the note, sealed with a kiss, demanding something of the Porter and whispered into my ear to deliver it. I hadn’t planned on spending more time with Porter, but I felt an obligation to finally go through the note quest! 
I came down to the lobby mid-ballroom dance, and it wasn’t until after the phone booth duet that Porter had some down time. In his office again, I watched him create the doll and I timidly held up the note. He looked up in surprise and took it out of my hands, reading it. Then, he rolled it up tightly and used the note to bisect the doll. Same scene, but after he ripped the head of the paper doll off, he pulled out the chair next to him and invited me to sit. Then placing the paper finger with the ring around it in my hand, he gently closed my hand and whispered for me to bring it back.
Came back to 4 to catch Hecate calling her witches at the rave. Once she went to sit down, she stared at the person next to me, and then stared at me. I held up the note, and a look of pleased surprise washed over Stephanie’s face. She gestured for me to give it to her, and then when she did her incantation (as the music revved up), instead of just holding up her hands like she normally does, she held up the note in all its glory! This was so cool to see, and I could see the white mask next to me looking over, confused at what was going on. Hecate then placed the note on the table, stared straight at me, and dropped it into her bag. I stuck with her during Sexy’s solo again, but then left as she got ready to receive Agnes. The whole note quest seemed really cool, but honestly felt a little incomplete. It was an amazing interaction to get Hecate’s attention around the Porter note, but it felt like to me it should have been building up to something more – maybe the timing on the third loop is too tight?
Having spent so much time with Porter, I went looking for him to end the night, but black masks were already directing everyone to the ballroom. Then, towards the back, I saw him standing alone, and so I parked myself next to him. Eventually, he came to grab my shoulders as the noose was being lowered, and he brought me out for a walkout! We did two twirls up to the Manderley, and he ended the show by lifting my mask and giving a warm smile. So happy I could witness Brandon's Porter!
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citylifeorg · 11 months
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Contemporary Dance Series Featuring Dance Heginbotham with Ethan Iverson, Jennifer Muller/The Works, Terk Lewis, Kayla Farrish, and More – FREE on June 8-16 at Bryant Park Picnic Performances
Dance Heginbotham (Photo Credit Jamie Kraus) Bryant Park Picnic Performances presented by Bank of America performing arts season of free, live performances continues with their Contemporary Dance series, four nights of New York City-based dance companies showcasing their work on the Bryant Park stage, curated by Tiffany Rea-Fisher. The series begins on June 8 with a celebration of the 50th…
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readwithjoy · 3 years
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More delightful folks wandering in the Garden!
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Get your FREE ticket here – Lost Immersive Website
And donate to the Go Fund Me here – Lost Garden GFM
You know you want to!! You’ll be supporting so many artists and staff that you know. We have received a bunch of applications from folks who are struggling financially. This pandemic isn’t over, and jobs have not returned. It’ll will be a while before the NYC theater community is back.
Can you give the equivalent of a ticket to Sleep No More to these people we all love? $120 would really help! After all, how much would we have all spent on theater over the past 13 months? (Actually, any amount helps! But the price of one ticket would be great!)
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lyrical-nerd · 6 years
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all these thoughts have me runnin’ around blind
thoughts ~ kayla farrish
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Thoughts - Kayla Farrish
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dunwannawakeup · 2 years
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2/2/2022
Macbeth - Omri Drumlevich 
Lady Macbeth - Zina Zinchenko 
Duncan - Miguel Anaya 
Malcolm - Andy Talen 
Macduff - Elias Rosa 
Lady Macduff - Kelly Ashton Todd 
Banquo - Brandon Coleman 
Sexy Witch - Kayla Farrish 
Boy Witch - Michael Bryan Wang 
Bald Witch - Layne Paradis Willis 
Hecate - Stephanie Jean Lane 
Agnes - Ruth Howard 
Danvers - Marija Obradovic 
Porter - Andrew Pastides 
Fulton - Douglas Burkhardt 
Speakeasy - Ernesto Breton 
Taxidermist - Jamal Abrams 
Nurse - Joy-Marie Thompson 
Matron - Camara McLaughlin 
6 - Evan Fisk
MIB - John William Watkins / Alec Funiciello 
WIB - Robi (June) 
Singer - Karen Marie
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existentialmagazine · 3 years
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Review: Kayla Farrish's new single 'Unlucky' feels reminiscent of 2000s pop-punk
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Solo artist Kayla Farrish may have only gotten the courage to start releasing music back in 2018, but she's certainly become a force to be reckoned with. Since writing music from a young age, Kayla has always had the skillset to make it as a musician, with each of her newer releases showcasing more and more depth and strength in her abilities.
Inspired by artists like All Time Low and Sum 41, Kayla's work gives us a smashing pop-punk sound reminiscent of the 2000s particularly evident in her latest single 'Unlucky.' Marking her 5th single in 4 years, we're starting to see a more intricate and mastered sound as Kayla has both grown as a person and an artist in this time.
Throwing us straight in with a clean electric guitar riff, Kayla's voice immediately takes centre-stage as more and more instruments are added to the mix. A simple yet catchy drum beat coincides with the guitar, keeping things relatively stripped back as a breath of fresh air for a pop-punk release. Kayla has a haunting delicacy in her vocals, another abnormality for the harsh rawness expected for a song of this style, yet each element working together makes 'Unlucky' a stand-out release for a tricky genre to get right. Packaged up in just under 3 minutes, this is a track that encourages playing it on repeat until you can't quite get the words out your head.
Although rather upbeat in sound, Kayla's lyricism portrays her experience of a bad breakup that left her believing that all her relationships were doomed. Feeling consumed by bad luck, 'Unlucky' was born and became a pivotal factor in her realisation that another heartbreak doesn't mean you're cursed. Relatable for most after a chain of having your heart broken time and time again, this tune is fierce and unapologetic whilst humouring the belief of it being poor luck. Lines like 'I'm sorry I couldn't be the vision of me that you needed me to be' present the narrative of a strong-willed and confident woman who, although clearly struggling, knows her worth and strives for a partner that can love her for who she is.
Give the track a listen here for a breath of fresh air from this fiery solo artist with a wonderfully nostalgic sound, it will not only uplift you but bring an edge of fun angst to dance along to on every play.
Written by: Tatiana Whybrow
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livelycadaver · 4 years
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SNM 2/2/20 Early + Late Cast Lists
Early:
WIB: Bre Short
MIB: Assaf Salhov
Singer: Karen Marie Richardson
Fortune Teller: Andrea Farley Shimota
Macbeth: Jeff Docimo
Lady Macbeth: Lindsey Matheis
Macduff: Isaies Santamaria Perez
Lady Macduff: Kelly Todd
Banquo: Pil Jeong
Malcolm: Christopher Bannow
Duncan: Audrey Tchoukoua
Porter: John William Watkins
Mrs. Danvers: Debra Zalkind
Agnes: Zina Zinchenko
Hecate: Stephanie Jean Lane
Sexy Witch: Marissa Maislen
Bald Witch: Layne Paradis Willis
Boy Witch: Quinn Dixon
Fulton: Andy Talen
Speakeasy: Nate Carter
Taxidermist: Issa
Nurse: Marija Obradovic
Matron: Mia Mountain
6th Floor Nurse: Ruth Howard
Late:
WIB: Zina Zinchenko
MIB: Assaf Salhov
Singer: Karen Marie Richardson
Fortune Teller: Mia Mountain
Macbeth: Paul Zivkovich
Lady Macbeth: Jenna Saccurato
Macduff: Ernesto Breton
Lady Macduff: Andrea Farley Shimota
Banquo: Jack Blackmon
Malcolm: Alec Funiciello
Duncan: John William Watkins
Porter: Christopher Bannow
Mrs. Danvers: Thryn Saxon
Agnes: Bostyn Ashjian
Hecate: Virginia Logan
Sexy Witch: Kayla Farrish
Bald Witch: Aliza Russell
Boy Witch: Nate Carter
Fulton: Pil Jeong
Speakeasy: Jamal Abrams
Taxidermist: Ben McHugh
Nurse: Layne Paradis Willis
Matron: Stephanie Amoroso
6th Floor Nurse: Kate Douglas
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devil-speak-true · 4 years
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I never post a cast list, here you can see why
Sunday Jan 26, Late show
Macbeth: Someone new who looks like Paul Z. Wait, maybe he IS Paul Z. , sans the beard. They really should have treat the beard as a separate character.
Lady M: Jesus f* Christ, she is WILD! Like a dark-haired Ygritte (wait, is it dark?), not kissed by fire but ... I don’t know...by coal?
Macduff: Marc Cardarelli. Yep, this one I know.
Lady Macduff: her struggle with MacB is heart-rending, but what’s her name again?
Banquo: Jamal Abrams
Malcolm: his name is at the tip of my tongue... tip of my tongue... TIP OF MY TONGUE!
Duncan: I’m 32.67% sure he is JWW.
Three witches:
Sexy: Kayla Farrish.
Bald: not bald.
Boy: blond, but not Nate. If Paul Z. is here, then he probably is Austin Goodwin?
Porter: I followed this new porter a whole loop then finally realize this is Joe Paulson.
Agnes: is she Alice in wonderland? No? Maybe? Did I eat too much mushrooms (no, not really)?
Debra Zalkind, I mean, Danvers: Dorcas Blackwood (no, not really).
Hecate: by the prick of my thumb, Anna Schnaitter this way come.
Fulton: Pilgyum Jeong. Like, 1000% sure.
Speaky: by one glance from the corner of my eye in a split second I know this is Jeff Docimo.
Taxi: I give up.
Nurse and Matron: I seldom set foot on 5th floor. Don’t ask me why.
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seektoknownomore · 4 years
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SNM 01.03.2020 Late
Macbeth: Amadi Washington
Lady Macbeth: Evelyn Chen
Duncan: Audrey Tchoukoua
Malcolm: Erik Abbott-Main
Macduff: David Lee Parker
Lady Macduff: Lindsey Matheis
Banquo: Jamal Abrams
Bald: Kayla Farrish
Sexy: Marissa Maislen
Boy: Jason Cianciulli
Porter: John William Watkins
Hecate: Virginia Logan
Agnes: Audrey Rachelle
Danvers: Ingrid Kapteyn
Fulton: Pil Jeong
Speakeasy: Nate Carter.
Taxi: Evan Fisk.
Nurse: Kelly Todd
Matron: Stephanie Amoroso
6: ?
WIB: Ginger Kearns (Kit)
WIB: Chelsey Ng (Cordelia)
Fortune Teller: Anna Schnaitter (Rosemary)
Singer: Kate Douglas
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Ask and You Shall Receive
Well, folks, here it is: the opening ballroom performance from the Inferno 2017 Halloween party! Featuring WILLIAM POPP along with Kayla Farrish, Stephanie Crousillat, Evelyn Chen, Gage Self, and Stephanie Amoroso. This is from the party on actual Halloween (Tuesday night). I have a few videos I’ll also upload to our Youtube channel from Saturday night’s party, but I missed several ballroom performances that night (because I was obsessed with everything happening on the 5th floor!). 
Tuesday night’s videos are slightly better quality anyway so I’ll post all four ballroom performances from the Halloween party here when they’re uploaded. I have a few other miscellaneous videos from party shenanigans as well, so look out for those and enjoy!
- Waffle
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Sleep No More #6 3/3/22
My friends are astonished that I keep going back to the McKittrick, and I keep trying to explain magic of the place. I managed to get on the first elevator and found Nate Carter as James/Taxi, which was exciting to see! I put a mental note to follow him later (although I did get distracted down the road).
I went in thinking that I was going to see what Malcolm did between the party and the banquet, because despite seeing him pop up in other people's loops, I still haven't spent a loop with him. I quickly went down to the ballroom before lo and behold, in all the guyliner I could see, was Brandon Coleman's boy witch. I was so excited -- Brandon is one of my consistently favorite performers, and despite having seen BW's loop with Nate Carter and Jeff Docimo in previous visits, I immediately set my course for another loop.
Brandon's boy witch is fun and flirty, but super sensual and intense, compared to the playful but mean Boy Witches I have seen before. Throughout the loop, it really felt like he loved Porter and regretted what he was having to do to him. After his lip-sync for instance, Brandon allowed Porter to wipe both of his cheeks dry, unlike the Boy that I saw last week who snatched the tissue from his hands.
During Boy's lost luggage dance, he pushed me up against a wall and inhaled sharply, as if sniffing me. His pool scene was excellent, and seemed much more intentional than violent compared to what I had seen before.
I still think the 1st loop rave is the best one to watch. It is not crowded at all, and I got a prime viewing from the left of the center pole. As usual, it was super intense, and I loved the moment where they lift Sexy Witch and she lets out this bloodcurdling shriek. Kayla Farrish's screams were on point!
Boy's shower scene post-rave always breaks my heart, especially comparing the defeated and put down performance from the fun don't-care attitude from before. As we went down to the banquet, Boy pushed me up against the wall once more, whispering in my ear. It was so intense and animalistic, and it took me a second to recover.
I spent the majority of the rest of my time with Ernesto Breton's Speaks. He truly has so much range. Last time as Macduff he did gravity defying lifts and stunts, and this time his Speaks made me laugh so much during the whole performance. He used a makeshift slingshot to inflect havoc in the funeral home, and he spoke in a high pitched baby voice into Malcolm's phone, getting a giggle out of the group.
My favorite bit was when we picked me for his magic trick. He laid out the deck of cards, and I selected the 9 of clubs and showed the whole group. Speaks then moved the deck to the table and tapped it once with a hammer, before gesturing for me to do the same. I tapped it. He grabbed the hammer from me and slammed it into the cards as if to tell me to really put some force into. I grabbed the hammer again and ... completely missed the deck of cards, instead slamming the table. So embarrassing! The audience was giggling and I was mortified and Speaks just looked at me as if to say "well don't break my whole ass bar". I laughed at his look, re-aimed and hit the deck again. He scooped it up, and then booped my on the head with the deck before having me flick all the cards (accordion style) up and towards him. Right after I did so, he looked at me again with a smirk of playful exhaustion -- "why on earth did you do that?" his face said. More giggles. Finally, he revealed one card. Not it. Another. Not it. BUT for his finisher, he reached into his mouth to reveal a folded card which was ... the 5 of clubs. Not it. I shook my head for a third time, and Ernesto seemed genuinely shocked that it wasn't right! He took a peak at my facedown card, then patted me on the back, laughing and saying "you got me". I loved the whole trick back to front, and was kind of pleased it didn't end up working out!
It's these small moments that I've really connected with the hotel. The last hour really breezed by by how much fun I was having watching Speakeasy -- he's definitely on my list for a comforting loop in the future.
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11/15 Late Show Partial Cast List
There were a couple people I’m unsure of but here’s what I got from last night
**edit - Erik Abbot-Main was Duncan, not Ben McHugh
Macbeth: Paul Zivkovich
Lady Macbeth: Ingrid Kapteyn
Banquo: Marc Cardarelli
Macduff: Amadi Washington
Lady Macduff: ??? Isadora Wolfe??
Duncan: Erik Abbot-Main 
Malcom: Alec Funiciello
Danvers: Kayla Farrish
Porter: Jeff Docimo
Boy Witch: Nate Carter
Bald Witch: Bostyn Ashjian 
Sexy Witch: Kelly Todd 
Hecate: Virginia Logan
Speakeasy Bartender: Jason Cianciulli (I think this is a new role for him because it doesn’t say so on the cast list but it was 100% him)
Taxidermist: John Williams Watkins
Fulton: Pil Jeong
Nurse: Aliza Russell
Matron: Mia Mountain 
Sixth Floor Nurse: ???
WIB: Evelyn Grey (Mallory Gracenin), Kit Flowers (Ginger Kearns) and Lola (Stephanie Amoroso)
Fortune Teller: ???
Bar Singer: Vivian Fairchild (Julia Haltigan) 
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readwithjoy · 5 years
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Contract changeover
Because I have gotten several questions about this, here is what I know:
Leaving: Adam Griffith, David Botana, Andrea Farley Shimota, Stephanie Crousillat, Omri Drumlevich, Mitchell Winter, Gage Self, and Gys de Villiars
Joining: Alec Funiciello, and others to be posted as they perform
Returning: Kayla Farrish
Edited to add: Apparently Kayla returned last contract cycle, but I missed seeing her! She’s terrific, so I hope she’ll be on the regular schedule going forward. 
Edited to add: Gage is also checking out of the hotel for the time being.
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SNM Cast List
10/4 Late 10/6 Early
I don’t post cast of every show I’ve seen as before, but since these two have given me bunch of surprises, I decided to share
10/4 Late
Man in Bar: Audrey Tchoukoua
Woman in Bar: Ginger Kearns
Fortune Teller: Anna Schnaitter
Bar Singer: Julia Haltigan
Macbeth: Marc Cardarelli
Lady Macbeth: Bre Short
Macduff: David Lee Parker
Lady Macduff: Kristen Stuart
Banquo: Jamal Abrams
Danvers: Marija Obradovic
Duncan: Gino Grenek
Malcolm: Erik Abbott-Main
Boy Witch: Jason Cianciulli
Sexy Witch: Lindsey Matheis
Bald Witch: Ruth Howard
Porter: Jeff Docimo
Agnes: Audrey Rachelle
Speakeasy: John William Watkins
Fulton: Pil Jeong
Taxidermist: Brandon Coleman
Hecate: Virginia Logan
Nurse: Aliza Russell
Matron: Evelyn Chen
6th Floor: (?)
10/6 Early
Man in Bar: Audrey Tchoukoua
Woman in Bar: Camara McLaughlin
Fortune Teller: Anna Schnaitter
Bar Singer: Karen Marie Richardson
Macbeth: Jeff Docimo
Lady Macbeth: Audrey Rachelle
Macduff: Isaies Santamaria Perez
Lady Macduff: Lindsey Matheis
Banquo: Pil Jeong
Danvers: Debra Zalkind
Duncan: Erik Abbott-Main
Malcolm: Carter Gill
Boy Witch: Brandon Coleman
Sexy Witch: Kayla Farrish
Bald Witch: Layne Paradis Willis
Porter: Alec Funiciello
Agnes: Emily Terndrup
Hecate: Stephanie Jean Lane
Speakeasy: Matthew Perez
Fulton: Andy Talen
Taxidermist: John William Watkins
Nurse: Marija Obradovic
Matron: Chelsey Ng
6th Floor: Kerri Sohn
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