The Carriageworks Autumn 2011

September – December 2011

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32 FamilyWelcome Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801 www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Welcome to The CarriageworksThis season is packed with big shows and special discoveries to tell your friends about. Autumn means panto, and this year we have a Christmas cracker ofa show, with a new version of classic tale Beauty and the Beast.Read more on pages 6 – 7.

Autumn also sees the return of Freshly Picked, featuring new and award-winning work from theatre-makers busy inventing the future of performance, including David Hughes Dance, Little Bulb Theatre and more. There’ll be special activitiesto accompany the season, so check the web for details and look out forthe symbol:

Disabled parking available on Cookridge Street alongside Leeds City Museum.

Shows for all ages, including a chance to catch up with Harry in Potted Potter (10 Sept) and a host of half-term treats, including Hare and Tortoise (25 Oct), How the Koala Learnt to Hug (26 Oct), Stig of the Dump (27 Oct) and Robin and the Big Freeze (28 Oct).

Family pg 3 – 7

Loads of Freshly Picked shows, including a showcase from Birmingham’s terrifi c BE Festival (17 Sept) and Translunar Paradise (23 Sept) from the award-winning Theatre ad Infi nitum. Plus one of our Edinburgh highlights of last year, You’re Not Like the Other Girls Chrissy (4 Oct).

Performance pg 8 – 20

On Stage Theatre Arts Academy are back with a new production of Snow White (30 Sept – 1 Oct). We also mark World Mental Health Day (8 Oct) with a special day of events taking over the whole venue, while Shakespeare Schools Festival (11 – 13 Nov) makes a welcome return visit.

Participatory Arts pg 28 – 30

A plethora of delights from the various amateur companies who perform regularly at The Carriageworks. From musicals to serious drama, there’s something for everyone. Which will you be seeing?

Leeds Civic Arts Guild pg 23 – 27

Children welcome.For more info see page 29.

This season we welcome the hilarious Tony Hawks (6 Oct), with his new stand-up show. Tony is known from a wealth of TV and radio shows and for his bestselling books Round Ireland with a Fridge and Playing the Moldovans at Tennis.

Comedy pg 21 – 22

Cover photograph – Little Bulb Theatre presentsOperation Greenfi eld – page 17.

Seabright Productions presents

Potted Potter:The UnauthorisedHarry ExperienceAll seven Harry Potter books in seventy minutes. Watch CBBC’s Dan and Je� take on the ultimate challenge, with the help of endless costumes, brilliant songs, ridiculous props, and a generous helping of Hogwarts magic. This fantastically funny show features all your favourite characters, a special appearance from a very frightening fi re-breathing dragon, and even a game of Quidditch involving the audience!Dan and Je� are best known for their TV appearances on CBBC and Blue Peter.

tutti frutti and York Theatre Royal present

Hare and TortoiseStop watch is set; we hear the ‘tick, tick, tick’.Ready? Steady? Geared up, raring to go, Hare is in training at the starting line, alert... waiting...Old clock chimes; we hear ‘the tick and the tock’. Slowly does it, taking it easy, Tortoise is planning winter hibernation, poised with pen and paper, pondering... resting… zzzz.Meet two competing friends in this new fantastic adaptation of Aesop’s fable; a story about racing, opposites, time and friendship. From sun-shining spring to snow-falling winter, tutti frutti brings you this much loved story brimming with ideas, characters, live music and wonderful physicality.

Sat 10 SeptemberMain Auditorium: 3pmTickets: £9.50, £7.50 (concessions £1 o� ) Family ticket: £32Suitable for ages 6+

Tues 25 OctoberMain Auditorium: 12.30pm & 3pm Tickets: £8.50, £6.50 (concessions £1 o� )Family ticket: £28Suitable for children aged 3+ and their families

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Mind the Gap presentsClive King’s

Stig of the DumpRetold by Mike Kenny

An enchanting tale of a unique friendship: Stig wears rabbit-skins, has his own language and uses empty tin cans for a chimney. In his world the outsider is king, nothing is wasted and a dump is fi lled with endless delights. Barney has scu� ed shoes, grazed knees and dirty fi ngernails. In his world anything is possible, the mundane becomes magical and the sky is as big as his imagination.Join Stig and Barney as puppetry and performance turn rubbish into something real, change scrap into scenery and make garbage gorgeous!

Unpacked Theatre presents

Robin and theBig FreezeWith suitcases and satnavs the birds are getting ready to leave town. Robin remains; he’s got lots to do like tweeting at anyone who comes near his patch and posing for Christmas cards. But the snow is on its way – and lots of it...A festive feast of a show with fantastic puppets, live music, and birdwatching for everyone who is going away for Christmas or staying at home!From the company that brought youJumping Mouse.

“...a snowy delight” TOTAL THEATRE

Thur 27 OctoberMain Auditorium: 2.30pm & 7.30pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £1 o� )Groups O� er: 1 free ticket for every 10 booked.Leaders and Carers freeSuitable for ages 8+

Fri 28 OctoberMain Auditorium: 12 noon & 2.30pmTickets: £8, (£6 concessions)Family ticket: £24Suitable for families and anyone aged 4+

By Steven Lee

Written especially for parents to enjoy with their children, this isa charming tale about the magic of family and, of course,the importance of a nice warm hug!The book is adapted from the short story by Steven Lee(The Witch’s Bogey, Bink and the Hairy Fairy) and featuresa host of wild characters, including Natascha The Witch,Karen the Koala and the Reggae Beavers. The Showfeatures some great stories, sing along songs,superb games and fi rst-class hugging.Steven will be available to sign copies of How TheKoala Learnt To Hug and Other Australian Fairytales,which will be on sale at a specially reducedCarriageworks rate after the show.

“A perfect introduction to theatrefor children, full of audienceparticipation and feel-good factor”SHEFFIELD STAR

Wed 26 OctoberMain Auditorium: 2.30pmTickets: £8.50, £6.50 (concessions £1 o� )Family ticket: £28Suitable for ages 4+

The People’s Theatre Company presents

How the Koala Learnt to Hug

Thur 27 October 7.30pm

Hosted by Tony VinoTop comedians from the UK comedy circuit clean up their act. See page 21.

BOOK FORANY HALF TERM

SHOW & GET10% OFF PANTO

TICKETSGreen and Gold performances

only. Must be booked atthe same time.

Cannot be bookedretrospectively.

GREATKIDS’

COMPETITIONSSee page 31.

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Friday 2 December 2011 – Saturday 7 January 2012Leeds City Council and Paul Holman Associates presents

Director &ChoreographerDAVID SAMUEL

Musical DirectorALEX WEATHERILL

Green PerformancesAdults: £15.50 & £14Concessions: £14 & £12.50Level 3 Side Balconies: £10Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children): £50Groups 10+: £12Groups 20+: £12 + every 11th ticket free

Gold PerformancesAdults: £16 & £14.50Concessions: £14.50 & £13Level 3 Side Balconies: £10.50Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children): £52Groups 10+: £12Groups 20+: £12 + every 11th ticket free

Red PerformancesAll seats: £10Level 3 Side Balconies: £9

Saver & Schools PerformancesAll seats: £8.50Every 11th ticket free for teachers

December Morning Afternoon Evening

Fri 02 2.00pm 4.30pmSat 03 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 04 1.00pm 4.30pmMon 05 NO PERFORMANCESTue 06 10.15am 2.00pmWed 07 10.15am 2.00pmThur 08 12.30pm 6.00pmFri 09 12.30pm 6.00pmSat 10 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 11 1.00pm 4.30pmMon 12 NO PERFORMANCESTue 13 10.15am 2.00pmWed 14 10.15am 2.00pmThur 15 10.15am 2.00pmFri 16 7.00pm*Sat 17 11.00am 2.30pm 7.00pmSun 18 1.00pm 4.30pmMon 19 NO PERFORMANCESTue 20 2.00pm 7.00pmWed 21 2.00pm 7.00pmThur 22 2.00pm 7.00pmFri 23 2.00pm 7.00pmSat 24 11.00am 2.30pmSun 25 NO PERFORMANCESMon 26 1.00pm 4.30pmTue 27 2.00pm 7.00pmWed 28 2.00pm 7.00pmThur 29 2.00pm 7.00pmFri 30 2.00pm 7.00pmSat 31 11.00am 2.30pmJanuary Morning Afternoon Evening

Sun 01 NO PERFORMANCESMon 02 1.00pm 4.30pmTue 03 NO PERFORMANCESWed 04 12.30pm 6.00pmThur 05 12.30pm 6.00pmFri 06 12.30pm 7.00pmSat 07 11.00am 2.30pm 7.00pm

DESIGN THE BEAST’S MASK & WINA CLASS TICKET TO THE SHOWThe angry Witch Hazel has put a curse on the Prince and turned him into a beast. She needs your help to design a horrible mask to hide his handsome Prince face! Make your entry from any safe material you like (papier mache, felt, etc). The winner will be displayed at the theatre throughout panto season.Send us your entries by Monday 28 November 2011. Email [email protected] or go to the web site for more details.

* British Sign Language performance Friday 16 December, 7pm

Schools’ Competition

International Singing StarReturning by populardemand CBBC’s

Paul Leno

AbigailWelford

The icing on the cake is our truly talented professional cast. Returning for another season of pantomime madness and mayhem is the loveable Leeds favourite Jez Edwards, playing Pierre. And of course panto wouldn’t be panto without a villain – and Denise Nolan as Witch Hazel has all the spells and sorcery to put the Count of Cristi Monto into a complete head spin that turns him into a mean and moody Beast.

Will he ever ditch the bad attitude and fi nd happiness? Maybe with the love of Beauty, our Beast could be tamed in time for a happy-ever-after ending…

BenPalmer

With an action-packed, bang-up-to-datescript, high energy choreography, dazzling

costumes full of glitz and glamour, and a generous supply of laugh-out-loud comedy with plenty of audience participation, Beauty and the Beast

is the must-see show this Christmas!

International Singing Star

Denise Nolan

demand CBBC’s

JezEdwards

Special appearance by Father Christmasat performances on Christmas Eve

BE FESTIVAL is Birmingham’s new internationaltheatre festival, bringing together the most daringand delightful performances from across Europe.Best of BE FESTIVAL o� ers the chance to see threeaward-winning favourites from the 2011 programme. Each show is 30 minutes long, and can be enjoyedand understood by speakers of all languages.This triple bill is complimented by lively discussion, delicious food, and a celebratory atmosphere. This is a unique opportunity to see work that has never touredthe UK before, so BE part of it!

www.befestival.org

Sat 17 SeptemberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £2 o� )

Daniel Bye presents

The Price of Everything How much is beauty worth? What will people pay for an air guitar on eBay? And can I have a glass of milk?These urgent questions and others are answered in The Price of Everything, a performance lecture about value. Daniel Bye’s whistlestop tour of bizarre facts and impassioned arguments is occasionally shambolic and often opinionated – but always a joy to watch.Comic, provocative, and possibly a tiny bit sad, this show is a must if you’ve ever wondered about the di� erence between the price of an object and its value.And you get a free glass of milk.

Thur 15 & Fri 16 Septemberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

Proper Job Theatre Company presents

The Great Gatsby The story of the American Dream re-imagined for the post-credit crunch era. Adapted from the 20th century American classic byF Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby examines issues of class divide, social corruption and the pursuit of wealth. As we fi nd ourselves struggling to come to terms with the impact of the credit crunch, the old truth still remains: the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.In this version Proper Job does what it does best, giving the story an unrivalled beautyand physicality. The result is a visceral experience, which communicates across language, age and culture.

Wed 14 SeptemberMain Auditorium: 1.30pm & 7pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £1 o� )Schools O� er: £11.50, £10 including transport (terms and conditions apply)

98 PerformancePerformance Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801 www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Produced by BE FESTIVAL

Photograph by Cody Bratt & Matt Nuzzaco

Theatre ad Infi nitum presents

Translunar Paradise… a place where time stands stillStage Award winner (2009) and Total Theatre Award Nominee (2010) Theatre Ad Infi nitum invites you on a journey of life, death, and enduring love. After his wife passes away, William escapes to a paradise of fantasy and past memories, a place far from the reality of his grief. Returning from beyond the grave, Rose revisits her widowed companion to perform one last act of love: to help him let go.From the company that brought you Odyssey and The Big Smoke.WINNER: THE BE FESTIVAL DEVELOPMENT AWARD

“Ad Infi nitum have moved to thefront of the pack” THE GUARDIAN

Tiny House Productions presents

NormalOn 24 May 1930, Peter Kürten allowed himself to be arrested by the Düsseldorf police. He confessed to 79 o� ences, including theft, arson, assault, rape and murder. He was found guilty and sentenced to death. But before his legacy came to an end he committed one fi nal atrocity.Anthony Neilson’s claustrophobic drama delves into the life of Peter Kürten, the Düsseldorf Ripper, and traces the uneasy relationships developed between Kürten and Wehner, his emotionally stunted defence lawyer, who develops an uneasy empathy for the bloodier recesses of his client’s mind. Contains strong language and scenes thatsome may fi nd upsetting.

Fri 23 Septemberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

Wed 28 September – Sat 1 Octoberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £10 (£8 concessions)Suitable for ages 16+

Chloe Bezer presents

My Grandfather’sGrand Pianoand

Journey of Songs This double bill brings together two delightful performances from Chloe Bezer. These autobiographical and nostalgic pieces are brought to life using a mix of live performance, music, fi lm and visual art.My Grandfather’s Grand Piano revisits holidays spent with her Grandparents as a child, while Journey of Songs – a collaboration with Jess Swainson (visual art) and Matt Tullett (fi lm and projection) – is built around a series of original compositions written and performed on cello.

Thur 22 Septemberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

Amerrycan Theatre presents

My Name is BillAn Afternoon with an AlcoholicWith a raft of fi ve-star reviews at the Edinburgh Festival, My Name is Bill is a gutsy story about the most extraordinary loser you’ll ever meet. A crack storyteller. A brilliant investment banker. And a raging alcoholic in search of redemption. He has one important decision left to make. His life and a million lost souls hang in the balance. This moving one-man show reveals what happens on the day Bill hits rock bottom, turns down a drink and creates Alcoholics Anonymous.

“Fascinating and touching”THE SCOTSMAN

Tues 20 & Wed 21 September upstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)


China Plate presents

You’re Not Like theOther Girls Chrissy January 1945. Paris has been liberated. Christiane, an eccentric and acutely myopic Parisian waits at Gare Du Nord for a ticket to England to be reunited with her fi ancé. Whilst she waits, this gloriously irrepressible mademoiselle recounts the story of her love a� air with Cyril, a tongue-tied English teacher from Sta� ordshire. From a chance encounter at Cheadle tennis club, their story takes us on to a cosmopolitan 1930s Paris before war interrupts their unlikely romance. A fond, comical and ultimately poignant portrait of one woman’s experience of love and war.THE STAGE AWARDS, WINNER: BEST SOLO PERFORMER

Leeds City Council presents

Light NightThe Carriageworks will once again be at the heart of activities for Light Night in 2011 – Leeds’ one-night, all-night, city-centre wide celebration of all that is great about creative activity and the arts in our area.Events running at The Carriageworks include two original sound installations by Leeds-based collective PLaY, who will o� er audiences a unique view of the Main Auditorium and a new piece for headphones featuring an alternative history of Leeds.Young people from the Carriageworks Theatre Academy will also be presenting a new performance installation throughout the venue.www.lightnightleeds.co.uk

Tues 4 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £2 o� )

Fri 7 OctoberWhole Venue: 5pm – 10pmFREE

Tues 27 SeptemberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £13.50, £11.50 (concessions £2 o� )Special O� er: All tickets £6 for Emerge 2011 wristband holdersContains adult themes and strobe lightingRecommended for ages 14+


David Hughes Dance presents

Last OrdersYou are invited to an endless party – an ecstatic celebrationteetering on the brink of nightmare...David Hughes Dance are once again joining forces with Al Seed to bring you Last Orders, the stunning follow-up to 2009’s award-winning The Red Room. Inspired by legendary 16th century Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean, this original andenthralling piece of dance theatre will leadyou on a hallucinatory journey down therabbit-hole through subterranean cavesand derelict nightclubs wherenothing is quite what it seems. David Hughes is one of the UK’smost acclaimed dancers, havingworked with DV8 Physical Theatre,Rambert Dance Company,Phoenix Dance Company,London Contemporary DanceTheatre and Siobhan DaviesDance Company. Al Seed isArtistic Director of Confl uxand Creative Associate ofThe Arches, Glasgow.

Produced in association with the National Theatre of Scotland.Supported by Creative Scotland and Made In Scotland 2011.

A tale of defi ance, a shrinking island, synchronized swimming and trying to turn back the tide. With the inexorable encroachment of the shoreline, the sea swallows a row of bungalows, the road, the garage, and eats its way to the back door of No 1 Beach Road. But the inhabitants refuse to budge, and Victoria and Jane are left standing at the edge of a precipice.

Sat 8 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £13.50, £11.50 (concessions £2 o� )Special O� er: All tickets £6 for Emerge 2011 wristband holders


Darshan Singh Bhuller presents

Caravaggio: Exile and Death

RedCape presents

1 Beach Road

RedCape (the company that brought you The Idiot Colony) is committed to telling true stories that matter, move and entertain. Audiences and critics nationwide have acclaimed theirunique visual storytelling, sense of humour and original writing.

“…a� ecting physical theatre”THE TIMES

“Brave, heartfelt and far fromsubtle, he takes on some of the most di� cult and divisive ills in our society and turns them into vividagit-pop art”THE TIMES

Caravaggio: Exile and Death takes the audience on a journey of a man’s search for forgiveness and redemption after a life fascinated with youth and sexuality, violence, solitude and love. Scarred by imprisonment and the Catholic Church’s dismissal of his works, the pai nter Caravaggio lived a painful and dramatic life. Combining highly physical choreography with stunning projections and a beautiful soundtrack, Darshan has created a blistering new show that tells the tempestuous story of Caravaggio’s life and art.

Sat 15 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £13.50 (£11.50 concessions)Special O� er: All tickets £6 for Emerge 2011 wristband holders

Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgement day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash – Stokely’s annual talent competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naïve time of adolescence.A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of music, faith and friendship, from Total Theatre, Fringe First, Arches Brick (Crocosmia 2008) and Herald Angel Award Winners (OperationGreenfi eld 2010).

“Their musicianship is superb, and their ability to conjure the pains of youth uncanny.” LYN GARDNER, THE GUARDIAN

Fri 28 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £2 o� )Special O� er: All tickets £6 for Emerge 2011 wristband holders

Script Yorkshire and Emerge present

Script NightScript writer’s work is rehearsed by professional actors and presented to an audience of general public and industry professionals. Writers who have shown their work at former Script Nights have attracted commissions from theatre, radio and TV producers.This is an opportunity to see some of the best new writing currently being developed in the region, as well as the chance to do some serious networking.This will be a script-in-hand production.

Sat 22 Octoberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £6 (£4 concessions)

Thur 20 Octoberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)


Little Bulb Theatre presents

Operation Greenfi eld

Ben Moor presents

CoelacanthShe’s a rising star in the sport of competitive tree climbing,he’s a quiet nonentity.How they fall in love isn’t the story. Staying together when their world is fi lled with imaginary fl atmates, underground Compliment Clubs and Satanic jazz bands – that’s the story. From the imagination of one of the Fringe’s most lauded comedy talents comes an extraordinary tale of love, loneliness,tree climbing, and a deeply oblivious fi sh.Winner of a Herald Angel Award and broadcast as a Radio 4 Afternoon Play, Coelacanth is included in More Trees To Climb,a collection of Ben Moor’s one-man shows.

“ “Surreal and charming... the script is sharp... clever and witty without being overbearing. A show of quietly confi dentquality, with a poignant ending full of resonances.This is thought-provoking stu� ” METRO

STUDENTOFFER:

FREE BOTTLE OF BEER ON DAY

OF SHOWMust show NUS card

and valid ticket

Some of the best new theatre and performance in Britain is coming out of the north, and Emerge aims to make a big noise about the great work being made in our region. It is an artist development programme that gives theatre-makers a platform to try out ideas, take creative practice to the next level, and connect with new audiences. Throughout the autumn we will be supporting a range of associate artists in developing and creating their work, including Ellie Harrison, Lizi Patch, Whiteface Theatre, Fionn Gill & Naomi Rothwell, and Lawrence Speck. We will also be creating a writer’s group for supported writers from the region.

PLUS – look out for a special series of workshops from leading practitioners throughout the autumn, following on from our recent series featuring theatre-makers like Frantic Assembly and Pilot Theatre.Visit www.emergeleeds.co.uk for up-to-date information.

Twitter: follow @EmergeLeedsFind our group on Facebook(Emerge: Leeds New Work Festival)

Multi Story Theatre Company presents

Josh’s MonsterJosh and Ben fought imaginary monsters together as kids growing up in North Devon. Now Ben climbs mountains and Josh is about to leave for a second tour of duty in Afghanistan.While Chrissie is in the kitchen baking cakes for her son and his fellow soldiers, Doug is in the cellar with his computers refusing to accompany his wife to the send-o� . They communicate by Skype between kitchen and cellar. Enjoy Chrissie’s home baking and Doug’s video-mixing as the two of them struggle to resolve their di� erences and salvage their family’s future.

“Brilliant... actually helped me understand better my husband’s family’s attitudes to his job”A SOLDIER’S WIFE

Thur 3 Novemberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)


Emerge is a partnership betweenThe Carriageworks, stage@leeds and Seven

Rogue Theatre presents

The Dancerand the DevilWelcome to Lounge Limbo. Happy hour is between midnight and midnight. The doors are locked now and they will not open again… So relax, take a seat, and let the show begin.Bright, sparkling and full of comic mischief The Dancer and The Devil invites you to lose yourself in a world of twisted cabaret, with the smell of wood smoke and perfume, the taste of danger, and the wild thrill of the forest. A blend of showmanship and poetry, mixing spectacle, narrative and dance with enthralling live music and a wild spirit.Features writing and text by Anna Maria Murphy (Kneehigh Theatre, National Theatre and BBC Radio 4), and music by Julian Gaskell (Ragged Trousered Philanthropists).

“This show gripsyour soul”WHAT’S ON STAGE

Sat 29 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £2 o� )

Buy a ticketfor Operation

Greenfi eld (p17)and see

THE DANCER &THE DEVIL

HALF PRICEMust be booked at same

time. Cannot beused retrospectively.

Fri 18 NovemberThe Queen’s Hotel: Every half hour, 4.30pm – 9.30pmTickets: £4

20 Performance Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801 21Comedy

Thur 10 Novemberupstairs@thecarriageworks:Breaking the Ice 6.30pm; performance 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)Breaking the Ice is free,but please reserve a place at Box O� ce

Ellie Harrison presents

The Grief SeriesEllie Harrison is a Leeds-based artist and performance maker. She is currently working on a sequenceof seven works entitled The Grief Series.As part of a special residency at TheCarriageworks (supported by Emerge and Freshly Picked), she presents the fi rst twopieces in the series, with accompanyingtalks and workshops.

Emerge Workshop: Pleasure, Play and PatienceStrategies for making solo and devised performanceThis workshop equips participants with tools for generating material for solo and collaborative performance. Ellie’s particular brand of solo performance searches for the sincere in the seemingly synthetic and blends autobiography with pop culture to challenge notions of authenticity and ownership.

Sat 12 NovemberThe Carriageworks: 2pm – 5pmTickets: £3

Etiquette of GriefA step by step guide for how to deal with bereavement. Thousands struggled to cope with the loss of Princess Diana, Jade Goody, Michael Jackson and even, occasionally, their own loved ones. Ellie knows it can be di� cult to express feelings of anger, sadness and loss. She would like to provide some moral support, Dutch courage and perhaps a musical accompaniment to inspire you at this testing time.The piece will be accompanied by guest speaker event Breaking the Ice. Before the performance, a professional clinician will join Ellie to discuss creative and therapeutic practices in relation to overcoming trauma and grief.

The ReservationThe Reservation is recruiting now for interns to work in their specialist facility. We are looking for compassionate, open-minded people looking to gain experience in the care profession. Could this be you? Apply now and make a di� erence.This intimate performance for three people at a time peeks behind closed doors and asks if there is a time and place for expressions of extreme emotion? This site-responsive performance takes place at The Queen’s Hotel, Leeds City Centre. Full details will be given on booking.Developed with support from Emerge Leeds,The Queen’s Hotel, Arts Council England,Stockton ARC and Theatre in the Mill, Bradford

Just Fair Laugh presents

Thur 27 Octoberupstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.30pmTickets: £8 (£5 concessions)

Come and watch some of the top comedians from the UK comedy circuit clean up their act. This is the only show in town with a swear box… The full line-up will be announced soon –see our website for further details.The evening is hosted by Tony Vino. A fi nalist in 2006 Funny Bones competition, Tony has enjoyed recognition as a comedian and notably comedy compere of renown.

“Uplifting style, great delivery and consistently funny throughout”BBC MANCHESTER ON TONY VINO

Chapman and Scarecrow present

Sat 24 SeptemberWhole Venue: 10am – 8.30pmTickets: £3

The Leeds Independent Presses Poetry Festival (LIPPfest) presents its inaugural festival with an exhilarating day of poetry and writing.We have 25 of the best new and established poets in the country including Fiona Sampson, Peter Sansom, Amanda Dalton, Kei Miller, Clare Shaw, Allison McVety, along with a special reading by poets from Leeds based press,Peepal Tree, to celebrate their 25th anniversary.There will be writing workshops, talks, and other events (many of which will be free).A book fair will also provide the opportunity to browse a range of literature not found in your average book shop. www.lippfest.co.uk

Poetry

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Tony Hawks’ life has always embraced randomness and fun and now he looks back on the strangest and funniest moments in a unique evening of stories, songs and silliness. As a comedian, best-selling author (Round Ireland with a Fridge and Playing the Moldovans at Tennis), internationalpop star, celebrated fridge owner, fi lm producer, tennisplayer, and regular member of some of the UK’s mostfamous TV and radio panel shows, Tony’s career has meandered into many di� erent areas and he bringsthem all to life on stage in his warm andentertaining new show.

Thur 6 OctoberMain Auditorium: 8pmTickets: £15 (£14 concessions)Suitable for ages 16+

THP Ltd presents

Tony HawksRandom Fun

Leeds Art Theatre presents

The Servantof Two MastersBy Carlo Goldoni

Broke and hungry, a cunning servant gets lucky and lands himself two jobs at once. However, pleasing two masters is more than double trouble for the mischievous Tru� aldino.Just to complicate things further, master number one is actually a lady disguised as her brother. She is searching Venice for her long-lost lover who, as luck would have it, is master number two!Juggling his duties and trying not to get trapped, Tru� aldino is caught in a hilarious whirlwind of mix-ups, mishaps, chaos and confusion.

Wed 7 – Sat 10 September upstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

22 Comedy Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801 23Leeds Civic Arts Guildwww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Leeds Civic Arts Guild is an association of various amateur drama, music and opera companies who perform regularly at The Carriageworks.The following pages include some of the fantastic shows coming up from the Guild societies this season. There’s something for everyone, from spectacular musicals to classic drama. Which will you be seeing?

Leeds Civic Arts Guild has a growing membership and you can take part too!

Everyone is welcome, from old hands to complete novices. This might be the opportunity you’ve always wanted to tread the boards and become the star of the show. Or you could experience the thrill of being backstage by getting involved in lighting, sound and set building.

For more information or to join up, email [email protected] or visit www.lcag.org.uk.

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Leeds Arts Centre presents

The Accrington PalsAccrington, in northeast Lancashire, was the smallest town to send its own ‘Pals’ Battalion to fi ght in the First World War. Many of them did not return.The Accrington Pals tells of the hopes and fears of some of the men going away to fi ght and the women and families left behind without their men. Love stories, both happy and sad, are shown alongside personal breakdown, ambition and the fi ghtfor equality in a rapidly changing world.The story is tender, funny and heart-warming, but always courageous andultimately tragic.

An amateur production in association with Samuel French Ltd

Limelight presents

Ding DongBy Tudor GatesAdapted for the English stage fromMarc Camoletti’s play Sexe et Jalousie

Bernard discovers that his wife is having an a� air with Robert. So he invites Robert and his wife to dinner. Add in a put-upon maid and a call-girl and the stage is set for a whirlwind comedy of marriage and complications galore.


Wed 2 – Sat 5 November Main Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £10 (£7 concessions)

Wed 9 – Sat 12 NovemberMain Auditorium: 7.30pmTickets: £10 (£8 concessions)(no concessions Saturday)

Cosmopolitan Players presents

The Shell SeekersThis is the story of Penelope Keeling and her family – and the passions and heartbreak that have held them together for three generations. The play begins with Penelope’s return to her Cotswold home from hospital. The story continues through the advent of three children and Penelope’s desertion by her husband, with the pull of Cornwall ever present.Based on the novel by Rosamunde Pilcher, which in 2003 was nominated as one of the Top 100 novels in the BBC’s Big Read.


Thur 20 – Sat 22 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7pm; Sat matinee 2pmTickets: £12 (£10 concessions)

LIDOS presents

That’s EntertainmentA talented cast of singers and dancers perform songs from your favourite shows! Re-live wonderful classics from yester-year and experience amazing new songsfrom more modern shows. There’s truly something for everyone in this all-singing, all-dancing spectacular.

Thur 22 – Sat 24 SeptemberMain Auditorium: 7.30pm; Sat matinee 2pmTickets: £11 (£9 concessions)

25Leeds Civic Arts Guildwww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk24 Leeds Civic Arts Guild Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801

Leeds Civic Arts Guild is an association of various amateur drama, music and operatic companies who perform regularly at The Carriageworks. The Civic Arts Guild hold a ‘New Members Evening’ every second Tuesday of the month at 8pm in the Level 2 Bar. Feel free to come along and join us.

1 Cosmopolitan Players1 Leeds Amateur Operatic Society1 Leeds Arts Centre1 Leeds Art Theatre in partnership with Spotlight Theatre Company1 Leeds Children’s Theatre1 Leeds Gilbert & Sullivan Society1 Leeds Insurance Dramatic & Operatic Society (LIDOS)1 Leeds Writers’ Circle1 Leeds Youth Opera1 Limelight Drama Group1 Morley Amateur Operatic Society1 Pandemonium Drama Company1 Shatterproof1 S.T.A.R.S1 St Mary’s Youth Theatre1 West Riding Opera

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Look out for these shows coming soon.See www.lcag.org.uk for more details.

Forthcoming Productions

Thur 12 – Sat 21 January 2012LIDOS presents

CinderellaWed 11 – Sat 14 January 2012LAC presents

ImmaculateWed 8 – Sat 11 February 2012Cosmopolitan Players presents

Ladies Down UnderWed 29 Feb – Sat 10 March 2012Leeds Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents

IolantheWed 14 – Sat 17 March 2012LAC presents

ArtBy Yasmina RezaTranslated by Christopher Hampton

St Mary’s Youth Theatre presents

Les MisérablesSchool EditionA musical by Alain Boublil andClaude-Michel Schönberg

The young actors and actresses of St Mary’s Youth Theatre tell the epic story of Victor Hugo’s timeless novel, Les Misérables, which recounts the struggle against adversity in 19th century France.Imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread, petty thief Jean Valjean is released from his 19-year term and not only becomes an honest man, but the mayor of a prosperous town and a loving adoptive father – violating his parole in the process. He is pursued by the relentless Inspector Javert.

Schools Edition specially adapted and licensed by Music Theatre International and Cameron Mackintosh

Wed 23 – Sat 26 NovemberMain Auditorium: 7.15pmTickets: £11 (£9 concessions)

Leeds Children’s Theatre presents

The Lion, the Witchand the WardrobeFour children, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy, are evacuated from London during the Blitz. Exploring the Professor’s house, they stumble across a wardrobe and soon fi nd themselves embarking on a magical mystery tour to the Land of Narnia.Based on the much-loved children’s classic by CS Lewis.


Wed 16 – Sat 19 NovemberMain Auditorium: 7pm; Sat matinee 2pmTickets: Advanced booking by 30 September:£9 (£6.50 concessions)From 1 October: £10 (£7.50 concessions)Schools and Group booking available, please contact the Box O� ce.

27Leeds Civic Arts Guildwww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk26 Leeds Civic Arts Guild Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801

Drama Workshopwith One in Four Theatre CompanyMondays, Room 4: 5.15pm – 7.15pm

Acting Classeswith Northern Spirit CreativeWednesdays, Room 2: 6pm – 8pmSuitable for ages 16+

Belly Dancing Classeswith Sabrina OwenThursdays, Room 4: 6pm – 7pm

Tai Chiwith Wai-Yii RogersTuesdays, Room 1: 5.45pm

Lindy Hop ClassFridays, Room 17pm – 9.30pm

On Stage Theatre Arts AcademyMusical Theatre ClassesSaturdays, Room 2: 1pm – 4pmRoom 3: 2pm – 4pm

Participatory Arts

Regular ClassesFor more information visitwww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk oremail [email protected] are not run by The Carriageworks and are the responsibility of the respective groups.

The Carriageworks regularly opens its doors to participatory arts activities from across Leeds. All of the groups involved o� er great opportunities for people to have a go and get involved in a whole range of creative experiences.

MemoriesLiving Well with DementiaTo mark World Mental Health Day, join us for a whole range of activities, fun and information about living with dementia. During the afternoon you can join in with singing, reminiscing and chatting, and talk to professionals. The day will be followed in the evening by a performance of RedCape’s stunning new show 1 Beach Road, which draws on ongoing research into the experiences of Alzheimer’s patients and their carers.This free event is open to everyone, including people with dementia and carers.Full programme available online atwww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk.

A UK-wide initiative working in partnership withthe National Theatre and the National YouthTheatre that challenges the preconceptionthat studying Shakespeare is di� cult, dry or dullthrough a combination of teacher training, workshopsand student performance in a local professional theatre. Family and friends are invited to celebrate an evening’s professional entertainment with four youthfulhalf-hour productions of di� erent Shakespeare plays.

“Before I did this I thought Shakespeare wasboring but now I think the stories are incredibly exciting and I love understanding the language.” STUDENT 2010

Sat 8 OctoberWhole Venue: 10.30am – 4pmTickets: FREE

Tues 11 – Thur 13 NovemberMain Auditorium: 7pmTickets: £8 (£6 concessions)

On Stage Theatre Arts Academy presents

Snow WhiteA traditional family pantomime from the pen of Chris Fox packed with comedy, song, dance and, of course, lots of audience participation. Heading the cast as Dame Martha is Yorkshire comedian Mike Hammond, plus all your favourite pantomime characters played by students of On Stage Theatre Arts Academy.So if you want to cheer the goodies, hiss the baddies, shout until you are hoarse and indulge in some pre-Christmas spirit, this is the showfor you.

Fri 30 September & Sat 1 OctoberMain Auditorium: 7pm; Sat matinee 2pmTickets: £12 (£10 concessions)All Band C tickets £9

28 Participatory Arts Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801 29Participatory Artswww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

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Have you got what it takesto tread the boards?Then our Theatre Academy is for you...Aimed at young people aged 10 – 16, The Carriageworks Theatre Academy is led by thenationally renowned Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah and meets regularly on Saturdays throughout term time.During the summer we will be recruiting for the next Academy, which runs from September 2011.To sign up email [email protected] and we’ll send you an information pack andaudition dates.

30 Participatory Arts Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801

TransportDon’t let the cost of transport stop you coming to the theatre. To help, we have partnered with Metro Buses to bring you a special deal.Please call the o� ce for more information about shows and transport.

Education PackDon’t forget that our free education pack is available for primary schools throughout the year to help with your trip.Email: [email protected]

Backstage ToursThe secrets of The Carriageworks revealed! We will be running tours on Wed 5 Oct 2011 and Mon 30 Jan 2012. Tours run at set times from 10am to 7pm. Please [email protected] or call0113 247 4746 for prices or to book.

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Great Kids’ CompetitionsHare & The Tortoise: Bring a picture to the show of a Hare and a Tortoise and be part of a prize draw to win a copy of Aesop’s Fables signed by the cast. How the Koala Learnt to Hug: Bring a picture to the show of a cuddly Koala and be part of a prize draw to win a copy of the book signed by the cast. Stig of the Dump: Win two tickets for Stig of the Dump (see page page 5). Just tell us what your favourite children’s classic by emailing us at [email protected] or dropping a post-card to your local library by Friday 7 October at 5pm. Don’t forget to include all your details.The winner will be announced on Wed 12 Oct.A family ticket consists of either two adults and two children OR one adult and three children. Tickets will be available for collection on the day of the performance. The prize is only valid for the 2.30pm performance on Thur 27 Oct 2011 – no alternative available.

Winter Warmer: Beauty and the BeastIn association with Leeds City Museum

Design your own Beast and win a family ticket for Beauty and the Beast and other goodies from Leeds City Museum. Use the animals in the Museum as inspiration. The entries should use a di� erent creature for each part of the body i.e. the head of a fi sh, the body of a tiger and the legs of a parrot. The designs will be judged by the Beast himself.The winning picture will go on display in Leeds City Museum. Competition entries will be accepted until 30 October 2011. Drop your entry at Leeds City Museum or at The Carriageworks Box O� ce.A family ticket consists of either two adults and two children OR one adult and three children. Tickets will be available for collection on the day of the performance. The prize is only valid for the 6pm performance on Thur 5 Jan 2012 – no alternative available.

Teacher’s SoireeJoin us for our free annual teacher’s evening to fi nd out what we can o� er your school on Thur 26 Jan 2012 from 5.30pm to 7pm. Nibbles and drinks will be provided. Book your place by emailing [email protected]

Great Gatsby Schools OffersWe have some great deals for both shows on Wed 14 September (see page 8), which include special tickets inclusive of travel.Matinee performance (1.30pm):£8 per student (without transport)£11.50 per student including transport with RollinsonTransport o� er available to groups of 15 – 24 paying audience members. For every 10 pupils one teacher goes free (a £3 transport charge is applicable to each free teacher’s space).

Evening performance (7pm):£8 per student (without transport)£10 per student including transport with My Bus£10 o� er applicable to groups of 30 paying audience members or more. My Bus seats a maximum of 57 passengers. Alternatively book an £11.50 per student ticket for 15 – 24 audience members for transport with Rollinson. MY Bus is available in the Leeds District only and must be booked two weeks prior to the performance. For every 10 pupils one teacher goes free (a £3 transport charge is applicable for each free teachers space).

To book your tickets without transport contact the Box O� ce on 0113 224 3801. To book your tickets with transport please contact with Pauline Courtier at [email protected] or0113 395 2155.1 FREE pre-performance workshop to schools bringing groups of 30 or more students 1 FREE teacher’s resource pack available upon request.

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AccessThe Carriageworks front of house sta� will help make your visit as enjoyable as possible. If you need to make specifi c arrangements prior to your visit please contact us on0113 247 4746.

Wheelchair Access

Lift access to all fl oors. Please discuss any access requirements with the Box O� ce sta� when you make your booking.

Visually Impaired

This brochure is available inlarge print and tape by contacting The Carriageworks o� ce:0113 247 4746.Guide Dogs are welcome and bowls of water supplied.

Hearing Enhancements

A hearing loop is available for both performance spaces. Please enquire at the Box O� ce when you arrive at the venue. A £5 returnable deposit is required.

Disabled Parking

A variety of street parking and secure car park options are available nearby with the nearest facilities including:• St John’s Shopping Centre (long stay)• The Light (long stay)There are also several disabled parking spaces on Cookridge Street, just around the corner from the entrance to The Carriageworks.

Children & FamiliesIn our ‘upstairs@thecarriageworks’ space, children may be invited to sit on tour mats so they can get closer to the action and improve their view and experience.

• Baby changing facilities and child booster seats are available.

• Children under one year old come free but will not be given a specifi ed seat.

• Prams cannot be taken into the auditorium.

• Under 13s must be accompanied by an adult.

The Carriageworks welcomes mothers who wish to breast-feed. Please feel free to do so throughout the building, but if you would prefer a private area then let a member of sta� know and we will provide one if available.

Join The CarriageworksMailing ListTo receive information on upcoming shows, o� ers and events, please [email protected] with‘Subscribe to mailing list’ in the header fi eld.

To receive copies of the What’s On brochure by post, send your name and address to:

City Centre Box O� ceThe CarriageworksThe Electric PressMillennium SquareLeeds LS2 3ADEmail: [email protected]

LatecomersPlease note that latecomers will be admitted during a suitable gap in the performance. Latecomers may not be admitted at all at the request of some visiting companies. In this case, no refunds will be available.

BarThe Carriageworks Bar on Level 2 provides spectacular views overlooking Millennium Square. Enjoy a drink before the show, during the interval or after the curtain has fallen. To avoid queuing during the interval, orders may be placed before the show starts. And there’s no need to rush your drinks – ask for a plastic glass at the bar and you can take them intothe Auditorium.

STUDENT OFFER:FREE bottle of beer when you enjoy Operation Greenfi eld on Friday 28 October. See page 17 for show details.Must show NUS card and valid ticket.Subject to availability. One drink per person.

ConferencingIn addition to the 349 seater Main Auditorium, a further six meeting rooms are available for workshops and meetings accommodating various numbers of delegates. All conference rooms provide AV equipment, air conditioning and support from Carriageworks sta� , ensuring a high standard of customer service. Catering is also available.

Three of the six meeting rooms are situated in the historic part of the old Carriageworks development. These meeting spaces reveal exposed brickwork and roof beams in keeping with the Victorian architecture whilst providing a light and airy studio feel.

For more information, or to arrange a viewing of the conference facilities at The Carriageworks, please contact 0113 247 4746. Alternatively, email enquiries to: [email protected].

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0113 224 3801Box o� ce open: Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm except show days, when open until 15 mins after the start of the performance. Sundays open 30 mins prior to start of performance.

Onlinewww.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

In PersonGo to the City Centre Box O� ce on the ground fl oor of The Carriageworks. Tickets are also available from the Leeds Visitor Centre atLeeds City Station.

In our Main Auditorium listings you will sometimes fi nd two prices, for example £11, £9. These refer to our price bands. Price B and A is the more expensive and represents our premium seats, while Price Band B is the lower price and represents our standard seats. Concessions are often available. Occasionally Band C seats are made available at a special discount rate.

All seating in our studio space, upstairs@thecarriageworks,is unreserved.

Please call Box O� ce for further information.

Online bookings have a fee of 50p per ticket. Tickets are non refundable.

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Concessions & Group DiscountsConcessions generally available for LeedsCard holders, NUS card holders, the unwaged,under 16s and OAPs at the advertised concessionary price.Family tickets are sometimes available. This will be indicated on individual show pages. These enable you to buy tickets at a specially reduced rate for two adults with two children or one adult with three children.Please contact the Box O� ce for discounts on group bookings, school trips and visits with accompanying carers or social workers on0113 224 3801.See individual show listings for prices.

How to Book Tickets SEPT VENUE PRODUCTION PAGE

7 – 10 upstairs@thecarriageworks THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS 23

10 Main Auditorium POTTED POTTER: THE UNAUTORISED HARRY EXPERIENCE 3

14 Main Auditorium THE GREAT GATSBY 8

15 & 16 upstairs@thecarriageworks THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING 8

17 Main Auditorium BEST OF BE FESTIVAL 9

20 & 21 upstairs@thecarriageworks MY NAME IS BILL 10

22 upstairs@thecarriageworks MY GRANDFATHER’S GRAND PIANO & JOURNEY OF SONGS 10

22 – 24 upstairs@thecarriageworks THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT 24

23 upstairs@thecarriageworks TRANSLUNAR PARADISE 11

24 Whole Venue LIPP FEST 21

27 Main Auditorium LAST ORDERS 12

28 – 1 Oct upstairs@thecarriageworks NORMAL 11

30 Main Auditorium SNOW WHITE 28

OCT VENUE PRODUCTION PAGE

1 Main Auditorium SNOW WHITE 28

4 Main Auditorium YOU’RE NOT LIKE THE OTHER GIRLS CHRISSY 13

6 Main Auditorium TONY HAWKS: RANDOM FUN 22

7 Whole Venue LIGHT NIGHT 13

8 Whole Venue MEMORIES: LIVING WELL WITH DEMENTIA 29

8 Main Auditorium 1 BEACH ROAD 14

15 Main Auditorium CARAVAGGIO: EXILE AND DEATH 15

20 upstairs@thecarriageworks COELACANTH 16

20 – 22 Main Auditorium THE SHELL SEAKERS 24

22 upstairs@thecarriageworks SCRIPT NIGHT 16

25 Main Auditorium HARE & TORTOISE 3

26 Main Auditorium HOW THE KOALA LEARNT TO HUG 4

27 Main Auditorium STIG OF THE DUMP 5

27 upstairs@thecarriageworks THE CLEAN (AS POSSIBLE) COMEDY SHOW 21

28 Main Auditorium ROBIN & THE BIG FREEZE 5

28 Main Auditorium OPERATION GREENFIELD 17

29 Main Auditorium THE DANCER & THE DEVIL 18

NOV VENUE PRODUCTION PAGE

2 – 5 Main Auditorium THE ACCRINGTON PALS 25

3 upstairs@thecarriageworks JOSH’S MONSTER 19

9 – 12 Main Auditorium DING DONG 25

10 upstairs@thecarriageworks ETIQUETTE OF GRIEF 20

11 – 13 Main Auditorium SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL 29

12 Room 1 EMERGE WORKSHOP: PLEASURE, PLAY & PATIENCE 20

16 – 19 Main Auditorium THE LION THE WITCH & THE WARDROBE 26

18 The Queen’s Hotel THE RESERVATION 20

23 – 26 Main Auditorium LES MISÉRABLES 26

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2 Dec – 7 Jan Main Auditorium BEAUTY & THE BEAST 6/7

The CarriageworksThe Electric Press, Millennium Square, Leeds, LS2 3AD

Box O� ce: 0113 224 3801Main O� ce and Conferences: 0113 247 4746

Email: [email protected]

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