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Take the chill out of winter. Come to The Joyce for a season packed with New York debuts and world premieres. Revered companies from the U.S. and beyond. An entire festival devoted to artists from Brazil. Legendary dancers who became choreographers and choreographers who became legends. Experience enchanting, sizzling, beautiful performances at The Joyce this season. Glide with us into spring.
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Spring Summer ’14 Feb 19–23
Jessica Lang Dance
Feb 26–Mar 1 Brazil Festival: Mimulus
Companhia de Dança
Mar 3–6
Brazil Festival: Companhia Urbana de Dança
Mar 8–10
Brazil Festival: Focus Companhia de Dança
Mar 12–16
Brazil Festival: DanceBrazil
Mar 18–23
Alonzo King LINES Ballet
Mar 25–30
Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève
Apr 1–6
Wendy Whelan/ Restless Creature
Apr 8–13
Stephen Petronio Company
Apr 15–27
Ballet Hispanico
Apr 29–May 4 Limón Dance Company May 6–11
Cincinnati Ballet
May 13–18
Pierre Rigal / compagnie dernière minute
May 27–Jun 1
MalPaso Dance Company
Jun 3–8
Ronald K. Brown/Evidence
Jun 12–15
Ballet Tech Kids Dance
Jun 17–22
RIOULT Dance • New York
Jun 24–Jul 12
Savion Glover
Jul 15–Aug 10 Pilobolus Apr 23–27
Snow White Ballet Preljocaj
May 8–10
JOYCE UNLEASHED zoe | juniper
May 15–17
JOYCE UNLEASHED SuperGroup
May 15–17
JOYCE UNLEASHED Laurie Berg
Save the date! Joyce Spring Gala April 22, 2014 David H. Koch Theater Promenade For information, please call 646-278-0442
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Join Us for this Special Engagement! Apr 23–27
Wed–Thu 7:30pm Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm
David H. Koch Theater Lincoln Center
Ballet Preljocaj “Never has death-by-poison-apple been so shocking,” proclaims the Los Angeles Times. “Never have we seen a Snow White in such a low-cut dress,” declares Le Monde. Set to the lush music of Mahler and featuring over the top costumes by Jean Paul Gaultier, acclaimed choreographer Angelin Preljocaj’s Snow White is a gripping contemporary romantic ballet for 26 amazing dancers that turns the Grimm Brothers classic tale on its head. As played out in Preljocaj’s compelling choreography, the ballet focuses on the tension between the wicked stepmother, who, despite her advanced age, is determined not to give up on seduction, and her victim–the younger, more sensually provocative Snow White.
nowWhite For tickets: davidhkochtheater.com 212-496-0600 Snow White contains partial nudity.
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Feb 19–23
Wed 7:30pm Thu–Sat 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Thu, Feb 20 “A master of visual composition” (Dance Magazine) and a choreographer with more than 80 commissions performed worldwide, Jessica Lang returns to The Joyce with her dynamic company after a sold out debut as part of the 2013 Ballet v6.0 festival. The program includes the New York premiere of Lines Cubed, a visually arresting piece inspired by Mondrian’s modernist palette, along with a lineup of works showcasing Lang’s talent that led to her selection as a 2011 recipient of a prestigious Joyce Theater Artist Residency.
Jessica Lang Dance
The aesthetic sensibility of Brazil is the inspiration for this sensational festival that focuses on four contemporary dance companies and some of the most exciting artists performing anywhere today. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
Mimulus Companhia de Dança
Companhia Urbana de Dança
Feb 26–Mar 1
Mar 3–6
Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Dance Chat: Thu, Feb 27 “The dancing is superb...the dynamite performers are as charismatic as they are technically facile, exuding personality with every sensual shimmy,” says The New York Times about the company that takes the Joyce stage with Dolores, an evening-length piece inspired by the characters in the movies of the great Pedro Almodóvar. Set mostly to ballads about love and loss, Dolores is a hot and heady exploration of the emotion involved in trying to navigate “the tricky terrain between raw desire and true intimacy.” The New York Times
Mon–Wed 7:30pm Thu 8pm Dance Chat: Tue, Mar 4 Artistic Director Sonia Destri Lie discovered her passion for hip-hop and b-boying while working in Germany as a contemporary, classical ballet, and jazz instructor. For its Joyce debut, the company performs two powerhouse works revealing the imaginative handiwork of a choreographer who “has dissected hip-hop and dismantled its trickery… to show how the dance form…could enter into the realm of art.” The New York Times A co-presentation with 651 Arts
Focus Companhia de Dança
DanceBrazil
Mar 8–10
Mar 12–16
Sat 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Mon 7:30pm One of Brazil’s most heralded dance companies makes its U.S. debut at The Joyce with As canções que você dançou pra mim (The Songs You Danced For Me), a romantic romp set to the music of Grammy Award winning Brazilian singer-songwriter Roberto Carlos, whose fifty-year career, starting with his Elvis Presley-influenced songs, has made him a true Brazilian legend. Spanning the years from the 60’s to the 90’s, the songs create the perfect backdrop for the four pairs of dancers who act out an enthralling narrative in this musical scene.
Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Thu, Mar 13 Family Matinee: Sat, Mar 15 For over thirty years, DanceBrazil has dazzled audiences with its trademark speed, power, precision, and driving original scores by Brazilian composers. “Glowing enthusiastically as they let rip at highest energy” (The New York Times), the dancers show that there is simply nothing quite like DanceBrazil’s fusion of contemporary dance, Afro-Brazilian movement, and Capoeira, the traditional martial arts rooted in the streets of Brazil and, before that, in the colonial slave experience.
Mar 18–23
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Mar 19
Alonzo King Lines Ballet Alonzo King LINES Ballet returns to The Joyce with Constellation, a luminous and lucid, encompassing and intimate evening-length piece featuring a light installation by the internationally-acclaimed electronic artist Jim Campbell. When the dancers glimmer into view, they move the way that ideas move through the mind: synaptically, in pulses
and flashes. Sharing the stage is the regal Metropolitan Opera mezzo-soprano Maya Lahyani, whose voluptuous voice enhances a mesmerizing Baroque score.
BalletGrand du Théâtre de Genève Mar 25–30
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Mar 26
GLORY
Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève performs the New York premiere of Andonis Foniadakis’s Glory, created in 2012 for this acclaimed Swiss company. With 22 dancers performing to magnificent Handel choral and instrumental works, the piece features precise, lively musical rhythms that form the perfect backdrop for the choreographer’s elaborate movement patterns. One of the most beloved pieces in the company’s repertory, Glory is a beautiful example of Foniadakis’s ability to create intricate, moving work. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
Apr 1–6
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Sat 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Apr 2 Opening Night Special Event Tue, Apr 1
For tickets: 646-467-8556
Described by The New York Times as “America’s greatest contemporary ballerina,” Wendy Whelan, the New York City Ballet principal, recently launched the Wendy Whelan New Works Initiative, which begins spectacularly with Restless Creature, a suite of four duets, each created by Whelan with a talented young artist with whom she also performs. This Joyce co-production and co-commission features Kyle Abraham’s The Serpent and the Smoke; Josh Beamish’s Waltz Epoca; Brian Brooks’s First Fall; and Alejandro
Cerrudo’s Ego Et Tu. Set to music ranging from Max Richter and Philip Glass to Hauschka & Hilder Guðnadóttir, Restless Creature explores each artist’s particular movement style and aesthetic while capturing the essence of Whelan’s “uncompromising, generous, bold, enthusiastic, adult, at the same time decisive and investigative” artistry. The New York Times Sponsored by:
Restless Creature
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Petronio e ronio et
Company
Apr 8–13
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Sat 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Thu, Apr 10 Gala: Wed, Apr 9 For Tickets: 212-473-1660
Stephen Petronio Company dives into its 30th Anniversary celebration with new work and a look back. The Joyce’s first Artist-In-Residence, Petronio continues his adventurous collaborations in new music with two premieres: Stripped, a solo choreographed to music by Philip Glass and performed by Petronio, and Locomotor, a new company work to a commissioned score by electronic/hip-hop innovator Michael Volpe (aka Clams Casino). Exploring extreme locomotive states, these works plunge Petronio’s virtuoso company through space in a highoctane remix of past, present, and future. The program also includes a reconstruction of the luxurious Strange Attractors (Part I) from 1999, with original music by Michael Nyman. Petronio’s work “surprises you at every ricocheting leap and pitched body flying off on a tangent…the effect is startling, as if time had been suspended.” Dance Magazine
Fifteen of “the most technically accomplished and musical dancers you’ll find in the contemporary sphere” (The Washington Post) take the Joyce stage for a season featuring icons of Latino culture. Highlights include a world premiere by acclaimed Spanish choreographer Gustavo Ramírez Sansano and three Joyce premieres: Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro’s Hogar, created in collaboration with composer Lev Zhurbin; Sombrerísimo, Belgo-Colombian Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s athletic tour de force for six male dancers; and Edgar Zendejas’s first work for Ballet Hispanico, an imaginative interpretation of the Mexican celebration Día de los Muertos. Nacho Duato’s Jardi Tancat and repertory favorites by Cayetano Soto and Vilaro complete the program.
Ballet
Hispanico Apr 15–27
Tue-Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm (no evening performance on Apr 27) Dance Chat: Wed, Apr 16
Limón Dance Apr 29–May 4
Company
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Apr 30 Family Matinee: Sat, May 3
Limón Dance Company comes back to The Joyce with two world premieres and two Limón masterworks. For one premiere, Dianne McIntyre, the legendary dancer/ choreographer, has created a special solo for Roxane D’Orleans Juste, honoring her 30-year tenure with the company. The other premiere features the exceptionally gifted choreographer Seán
Curran, who has collaborated with composers/performers Manhattan Camerata to create a full company work. Paired with these new creations will be Limón’s musical gem Mazurkas, and Psalm, a ritual of rhythm and song that showcases the company’s virtuosic ensemble dancing. Live music is featured on selected performances.
Cincinnati Ballet makes its Joyce debut during its 50th Anniversary Season with three New York City premieres that are as sensuous as they are virtuosic. Performances include Hummingbird in a Box, featuring seven brand new compositions by Grammy Award winning guitarist Peter Frampton; Chasing Squirrel, an audacious and eccentric work by the ever–surprising Trey McIntyre; and a new ballet by Val Caniparoli which gracefully intertwines live musicians performing Paganini’s Violin Caprices into the heart of the choreographer’s robust and technically inventive movement style.
May 6–11
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, May 7
Cincinnati Ballet
Pierre
Ri gal compagnie dernière minute
May 13–18
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, May 14
MICRO A 400-meter hurdler who studied mathematics and economics in Barcelona and graduated with a Masters degree in Cinema, the Frenchborn Pierre Rigal made his transition to contemporary dance after meeting some choreographers whose work intrigued him. For his Joyce debut, Rigal and four musician/dancers perform
Micro, an unstructured rock concert in which bass, keyboard, electric guitar, and percussion literally propel the artists into action as the line between music and dance blurs, and the music is not only heard; it’s seen. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
MalPaso Dance Company Cuba
May 27–Jun 1
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Wed, May 28 Founded in 2013 under the artistic direction of Osnel Delgado, MalPaso Dance Company expresses the passion and uncertainties that define Cuban life and are embodied in the country’s rich dance tradition. For its New York debut, the company exhibits its trademark fresh contemporary spirit in a program featuring a work by Ronald K. Brown, commissioned by The Joyce for this delightful engagement. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
Jun 3–8
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Wed, Jun 4 “Profoundly affecting,” proclaimed The New York Times about the 2013 Joyce engagement of Ronald K. Brown/Evidence. This season, the roster includes the New York premiere of The Subtle One, set to music by the extraordinary jazz pianist Jason Moran. Fusing the form and rhythms of African dance with contemporary choreography, the program features works depicting human struggle and triumph. Among these are Better Days, Brown’s 1998 Bessie Award winning work, and audience favorites Clear as Tear Water, Torch, High Life, and Ife/My Heart, a piece “catching the elastic twistiness and rhythmic exactitude” of African dance while displaying “a mature gentleness” (The New York Times) that is Brown’s alone.
Ronald K.
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Evidence
Jun 12–15
Thu 8pm Fri 7pm Sat 2pm & 7pm Sun 2pm
Straight from their triumph on the stage of the Delacorte Theater, Ballet Tech’s Kids Dance returns to put the spring in your Spring and the pop in your soda! Miss them, their verve, and their mayhem at your peril. Once again, they’ll dance the fabulous A Stair Dance, set to music by Steve Reich; revive the merry hoe-down Apple Pie, set to music by Bela Fleck and Joe McCracken; and gallivant with vigor, rigor and vinegar to a new ballet from Eliot Feld.
Ballet Tech Kids Dance
RIOULT Dance · New York
Jun 17–22
Program A
Tue 7:30pm Wed 7pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm
Suspension Black Diamond El Penitente Views of the Fleeting World
Gala: Wed, Jun 18 For tickets: 212-398-5901
Jun 18 at 7pm Jun 20, 21 at 8pm Jun 22 at 7:30pm Program B Iphigenia Les Noces World Premiere Jun 17 at 7:30pm Jun 19 at 8pm Jun 21, 22 at 2pm
Described by The Huffington Post as “captivating” and “intensely musical,” the company celebrates its 20th Anniversary with two programs highlighting Pascal Rioult’s powerful choreography, profound humanity, and extraordinary dancers. In Program A, Rioult pays homage to his mentors with a performance of May O’Donnell’s classic Suspension, created in 1943, and Martha Graham’s iconic El Penitente. Program B features a world premiere and Les Noces, a piece set to Stravinsky that follows the wedding-day preparations of four couples.
Savion Glover began receiving acclaim in 1985 when he made his Broadway debut in The Tap Dance Kid. Since then and for good reason, he has gone on to become the reigning king of tap. He is simply extraordinary, and each time he performs, audiences wildly applaud his talents. After selling out last season, he comes back to The Joyce with the world premiere of a show that, once again, will display his ability to combine movement with rhythm and sound, to create contagious joy through astounding virtuosity. His talent is unparalleled!
Savion
Jun 24–Jul 12
Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm (no performance on Jul 4)
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Pilobolus Jul 15–Aug 10
Mon–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm (Aug 10 only) Pilobolus steps into The Joyce for its annual season with two rollicking programs that exhibit the signature quirkiness and athleticism that leave audiences dazzled year after year. The roster includes a New York premiere created in collaboration with Israeli short story writer, graphic novelist, and film writer Etgar Keret, described by Ira Glass of NPR’s This American Life as “one of the best known writers in Israel, the kind of writer people call a ‘voice of a generation’.” A second premiere is also on tap, as is [esc], last season’s wildly popular work created with Penn & Teller, along with Day Two and more favorites from the rich Pilobolus repertory. Following its sold out Family Matinee last season, this year the company treats audiences to two!
Program A
Jul 15,16,23,28,29, Aug 6 at 7:30pm Jul 24,26, Aug 1,7,9 at 8pm Jul 19, Aug 2,10 at 2pm Program B Jul 21,22,30, Aug 4, 5 at 7:30pm Jul 17,18,19,25,31, Aug 2,8 at 8pm Jul 26, Aug 9 at 2pm Family Matinees: Wed, Jul 23 & 30 at 1pm
JOYCE JOYCEUN JOYCEUNLEASHED UNLEASHED UN The Joyce moves beyond its Chelsea walls with these engagements designed to give audiences the chance to see cutting-edge artists performing in intimate spaces.
zoe | juniper SuperGroup Laurie Berg BEGINAGAIN May 8–10
THE TENT HAS BEEN PULLED DOWN
Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 7pm & 9pm
May 15–17
Choreographer Zoe Scofield and video artist Juniper Shuey are the creative team behind zoe | juniper, a Seattle-based company acclaimed for its “visual wizardry” and “brilliant dance” (Seattle Times). In BEGINAGAIN, the duo explores new technological methods for setting and triggering their raw tableaux of movement and stage design as a means of examining startling new ways to see and be seen.
Blurring the boundaries between dance, theater, and performance art, the Minneapolis-based SuperGroup makes its New York debut with The Tent Has Been Pulled Down, an evening-length work featuring the collective’s three artists. Pregnant with contradictions, the piece unfolds in a world of text, sound, and evolving movement scores.
zoe | juniper performances take place at 3-Legged Dog 80 Greenwich Street New York, NY
Co-produced by 3-Legged Dog
Thu–Sat 7pm
THE AFTERLIFE May 15–17 Thu–Sat 9 pm
Laurie Berg’s choreographic work is notable for its “rigor of timing and physical synchronization” (The New York Times) within idiosyncratic narratives. In The Afterlife, she focuses on the concept of celebrity. Boundaries between high art and cult-popculture dissolve as ghosts of established performance icons transform into agents of active impulse. The Afterlife contains nudity. Laurie Berg and SuperGroup performances take place at The Invisible Dog Art Center 51 Bergen Street Brooklyn, NY General admission tickets priced at $15 for all JOYCE UNLEASHED performances, which may not be used towards your Joyce Membership.
THE JOYCE TRAVEL PROGRAM
Even better than experiencing intriguing international companies at The Joyce is to grab the opportunity to see them at home. Their homes, that is. Become part of another community, another culture when you participate in the Joyce travel program, featuring trips to beautiful, exotic and adventurous places. Each customized trip is led by a Joyce director, and you will have private meetings with choreographers, dancers, and artistic directors, all of whom will make your travel experience memorable and unique. For more information about The Joyce Travel Program: syoung@Joyce.org
FAMILY MATINEES Brazil Festival: DanceBrazil Sat, Mar 15 at 2pm
Lim贸n Dance Company Sat, May 3 at 2pm
Pilobolus Wed, Jul 23 & 30 at 1pm
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DANCE CHATS
DANCE TALKS
JOYCE JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPS Attending live dance performances can be habit-forming, so we recommend starting young by inviting children to the adult table. That’s why The Joyce created this series—family-oriented performances followed by a special opportunity to meet the artists. Tickets are $10 for kids, and if they see two family matinees, they automatically become Joyce Junior Members and save 40% on the price of their tickets—$10 reduced to $6. Kids (ages 6–14) must be accompanied by an adult. Nifty Benefits Joyce Junior Members get a special “Backstage-at-The Joyce” tour, a T-shirt and gift coupons. How To Order Use the Family Matinee section of the order form or call 212-242-0800 to charge tickets by phone.
This series of conversations—between artists and audience— and open rehearsals provide an informal, but in-depth, examination of issues shaping dance today. Feb 17 Brazil Festival Mar 17 Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève Mar 24 Wendy Whelan / Restless Creature May 5 Pierre Rigal / compagnie dernière minute May 19 MalPaso Dance Company Dance Talks take place at DANY Studios, 305 West 38th Street (at Eighth Avenue), from 6–8pm and are FREE. RSVP Required: 646-792-8377 or dancetalks@Joyce.org.
Stay with us after the curtain goes down for these postperformance dialogues with choreographers, artistic directors, and/ or company members. Dance Chat activities usually take place after Wednesday evening performances; see company descriptions for dates.
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Major support:
The Walt Disney Company
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Additional major support:
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The Winston Foundation, Inc. Programs of The Joyce Theater Foundation are The Jerome Robbins Foundation supported by a grant award from the National The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Additional lead support:
The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
Endowment for the Arts; and made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; as well as supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council with special thanks to City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn.
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
The Harkness Foundation for Dance
The presentation of Companhia Urbana de Dança is made possible in part by a grant from the National Performance Network’s Performing Americas Program. Lead funding of the National Performance Network Performing Americas Program is provided by the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation and the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
Design by LaPlaca Cohen Photo Credits
Cover: Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève by Gregory Batardon. Snow White/Ballet Preljocaj by Jean-Claude Carbonne. Membership: Alonzo King LINES Ballet by RJ Muna. Jessica Lang Dance performing Lines Cubed. Photo: Takao Komaru; Mimulus Companhia de Dança by Ben Rudick; Companhia Urbana de Dança by Renato Mangolin; FOCUS Companhia de Dança by Cintia Pimentel; DanceBrazil by Sharen Bradford - The Dancing Image; Alonzo King LINES Ballet by RJ Muna; Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève by Gregory Batardon; Wendy Whelan/Restless Creature by Christopher Duggan; Stephen Petronio Company by David Seidner; Ballet Hispanico by Paula Lobo; Limón Dance Company by Beatriz Schiller; Cincinnati Ballet by Peter Mueller; Pierre Rigal/compagnie dernière minute by Pierre Grosbois; MalPaso Dance Company by Lili Dosina; Ronald K. Brown/Evidence by Ayodele Casel; Ballet Tech Kids Dance by Lois Greenfield; RIOULT Dance • New York by Sofia Negron; Savion Glover courtesy Savion Glover Productions; Pilobolus by Merwelene Van Der Merwe; zoe | juniper by Juniper Shuey; SuperGroup by William Cameron; Laurie Berg by Ian Douglas. Travel: Danza Contemporánea de Cuba by Manuel Harlan. Family Matinees: DanceBrazil by Sharen Bradford - The Dancing Image; Limón Dance Company by Beatriz Schiller; Pilobolus by Merwelene Van Der Merwe.
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