A World Beneath Us was an At Home sensory show sent in the post. It was experienced by families across the country during Summer 2024, and was theirs to keep forever.
About A World Beneath Us
There’s an invisible world beneath your feet.
Out of sight, beneath the forest floor, an underground network connects the natural world. Mycelium – the name for these interconnected threads – is essential to the wellbeing of the soil and plants around it. Though mycelium may be hidden, they are still powerful. They may be small, but they’re still mighty.
A World Beneath Us unearths these magical, natural networks to explore the hidden world in the heart of each home. This sensory experience reflects and celebrates each family as its own ecosystem. Just by being, each person plays an important part in their network. We might not always see these connections from the outside, at times they might feel small, but the impact of our roots runs deep.
A World Beneath Us is a sensory theatrical experience sent in the post. Including a sensory film and sensory boxes, it has been designed for disabled children who experience the most barriers to accessing shows in theatre venues and their families to enjoy together at home.
About Space to Be (Children’s Hospice Residencies)
Once upon a time, there was you and me…
Oily Cart’s Space to Be is a mini sensory show made especially for children’s hospices. The experience, designed for families to do privately, or with a play specialist, links together different creative sensory activities using hand-crafted objects and a starry soundtrack. Families are encouraged to let their hands lead the way to discover different textures and open up tiny universes. Space to Be explores each family’s unique story and how we are all connected like a constellation of stars in the universe.
This award winning project was created for and with disabled children (aged 0-18) who have the most barriers to access, to share with their families. It first toured throughout the pandemic to the homes of shielding families across the UK, receiving overwhelmingly glowing feedback.
The highly adaptable experience can be tailored to different family groups, and also used by staff to support their wellbeing. It can take place flexibly in communal rooms or at bedside.
Space to Be’s power lies in its ability to connect and include the whole family, resonating with each individual regardless of their age or way of being in the world.
This new version has been created in consultation with Noah’s Ark Hospice.
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More audience feedback
“Deep, meaningful, powerful and profound experiences which were new to us as a family and were very special.”
Audience feedback (Space to Be)
“Thank you for letting us share that experience, it was amazing! And it was lovely to see all of the family be able to access and enjoy the same activity!”
Audience feedback (Space to Be)
“This has been one of the most wonderful experiences that have helped bring us together as new stars.”
Audience feedback (Space to Be)
“Thank you so much for our “Space to Be” boxes. They have been amazing and we have had some lovely sessions as a family.”
Audience feedback (Space to Be)
“It has been wonderful taking time out of our busy lives to ‘just be’.”
Sound Symphony At Home was a sensory film version of our live show, Sound Symphony. It was experienced by families across the country, including as part of the Spark Arts Festival 2023. Sound Symphony At Home was shortlisted in the Digital Inclusion category of the 2023 Digital Culture Awards, celebrating innovative use of digital technology to improve access to creativity and culture for diverse and representative audiences.
Sound Symphony is a sensory show in a box, sent to you through the post.
It’s been designed for your whole family to enjoy together in the comfort of your home. This unique sensory package allows you to conduct your own Sound Symphony! Celebrating wonderful sounds made by instruments and objects, this mini show is perfect for all sound seekers.
As part of this At Home sensory package you will receive:
– A magical sensory box filled with sounds, textures & smells for families to unpack, play and create with together at home.
– A link to a musical sensory film to inspire your activities
– An invitation to an online live celebration event to share and celebrate the music we have made
Sound Symphony is an interactive sensory At Home experience made for and with Autistic young people. It is a place where all sounds are welcome and where everyone is positively encouraged to make noise and music their own way.
The Lost Feather toured arts venues, schools, libraries, hospitals, and festivals all over the UK in Summer 2023.
About The Lost Feather: A Sensory Storytelling Adventure
The magical, musical, sensory Cart is wheeling its way across the UK, delivering Oily Cart’s unique brand of multi-sensory mayhem, designed for all children, especially for disabled children and their families.
In this interactive, accessible storytelling session, everyone is part of the action! All together, you will open up the Cart – bursting with colours, textures, music and puppets – to discover the story of ‘The Lost Feather’.
This storytelling session features live music and sensory play. The tone is fast, upbeat and noisy. It lasts about 45minutes and has no interval. It’s a relaxed environment where children are able to move around and make noise, in fact it’s encouraged!
The Cart was created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, as a way to safely tour specialist schools. It was also part of our 40th anniversary celebrations. The Cart toured in Spring and Autumn 2022.
About The Cart
The Cart is wheeling its way around the UK, delivering Oily Cart’s unique brand of multi-sensory mayhem directly to your school. Bursting with colours, textures and sounds, staff and students will find everything they need inside The Cart to create their very own sensory wonderlands that the whole school can enjoy.
The Cart has been designed with Covid in mind, bringing all the magic of an Oily Cart show in a way that keeps everyone safe. Staff will be provided with resources and guidance to support them in co-producing the experience for and with students, so that even when The Cart rolls on, the sensory tools and techniques live on in the school.
Inspired by the best of Oily Cart’s 40 years of sensory theatre work with schools, this promises to be a celebration like no other!
The Cart soundtrack is a collaboration/co-composition between Amiisi Makaye, Kapado Faizo, Adaya Shalifu, & Amuli Hassan from Nakibembe Village in Busoga, Uganda and Max Reinhardt & Mulele Matondo Afrika in the UK.
Max Reinhardt is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund.
Behind the Scenes
To learn more about the making of The Cart, read our blog about the music: This is the Way We Roll.
Oily Cart toured a version of Drum created for very young Autistic children and disabled children who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities).
Listen to the gentle rhythm of the big bass drum, watch the shadows dancing on the surface of the small drums. Join the Oily Cart in this wonderful new multi-sensory adventure.
Drum appeared as part of Music Boxes, a children’s commission for Manchester International Festival in July 2011, and toured UK venues in 2010 and 2011.
Listen to the gentle rhythm of the big bass drum, watch the shadows dancing on the surface of the small drums. Join the Oily Cart in this wonderful new multi-sensory adventure for very young children aged 6 months – 2 years.
Something Love was created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and is our first exploration into sensory film. It premiered in July 2021.
About Something Love
Cubbious (adj.) meaning ‘something love’
“My cat Rocco is cubbious. People can be cubbious too. Even objects like security blankets, books, my iPad etc. Things or people who are very special to me…Cubbious is the colour red and feels like love”.
Something Love is a series of films and still images that digs into the richness of autistic relationships with objects. Objects can be a channel to the rest of the world, and connect us to our bodies. Objects can look after us, and connect us to people and places. But mostly, they are themselves: objects have personalities all of their own.
Created for and with Autistic young people, Something Love is about the infinite joy of objects.
Something Love short films:
Something Love – Green Straw
Something Love – Cubbious
Something Love still images
Creative Facilitator Max on Something Love and the creative process
Audio of Max Alexander’s writing on Something Love (referred to by its working title during development, Squishy Heart)
Space to Be was created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and toured across the UK from March – August 2021. Oily Cart received the 2021 Fantastic for Families’ Impact and Innovation Award, recognising innovation and adaptability to make a difference to families during the pandemic, which included Space to Be.
About Space to Be
Once upon a time, there was you and me…
Let your hands lead the way as they discover different textures and open
up tiny universes.
Oily Cart’s Space to Be is a sensory show that we send to your home. It’s been created for and with disabled young people (aged 0-18) who experience the world in a sensory way, and their families.
You will unwrap the show over a week through a series of packages, bringing moments of wonder for you to enjoy individually, and together.
Space to Be explores each family’s unique story: our individual differences and how we are all connected like a constellation in the universe.
Described by A Younger Theatre as “a great experience bringing all your senses and really involving the whole family”. Read the full review here.
Behind the scenes
Read Composer and Musical Director Jeremy Harrison’s blog on how the music for Space to Be was made using the sound of real stars.
Find out more about our response to the Covid-19 pandemic, including Space to Be, in our Uncancellable Programme Report.
Space to Be was inspired by our first Researcher-in-Residence, Dr Jill Goodwin. You can read her report, which includes Space to Be: ‘Being With’ in Sensory Theatre Report.
Watch this video of photos, videos and quotes for an insight into how families experienced the show.
Jamboree: The Album was created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was part of the #WeShallNotBeRemoved movement, an alliance of the UKs disabled artists and disabled-led companies, coming together to campaign for an inclusive cultural recovery. Jamboree: The Album was released in December 2020.
Miss Jacqui l Doorstep Jamboree
About Jamboree: The Album
Get ready to make some noise! Jamboree: The Album is an inclusive, immersive musical experience, developed for everyone of all ages to enjoy together.
Jamboree: The Album contains all the songs and music from the different versions of our show Jamboree, plus soundscape interludes of interactions between students, audiences and the cast.
At the heart of our show Jamboree is the mythical travelling band who collect tunes and rhythms from those who rarely get listened to. The music was originally inspired by improvisations between professional musicians and young musicians, many of whom do not communicate through verbal language. Since then, it has gone on its own journey and is still evolving.
The Jamboree band is an ensemble of professional disabled and non-disabled musicians: vocalists Dunja Botic and Jovana Backovic, and instrumentalists Robyn Steward, Aaron Diaz and Daniel Gouly, with additional vocals from Griff Fender and Mark Foster. Lyrics are written by spoken word artist and disability activist, Miss Jacqui.
Some of the tracks are also featured in Jamboree: The Sensory Sessions. These interactive, creative sessions were made in collaboration with families during lockdown, and are designed to be enjoyed from home or school.
Behind the Scenes
Watch short film Composing a Jamboree about co-creating the show’s music with disabled young people.
Doorstep Jamboree was created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and toured across London in Autumn 2020. Oily Cart received the 2021 Fantastic for Families’ Impact and Innovation Award, recognising innovation and adaptability to make a difference to families during the pandemic, which included Doorstep Jamboree.
About Doorstep Jamboree
The Jamboree travelling Balkan band are popping up across London on the doorsteps of families who are still shielding. The band, which includes a sousaphone, clarinet, and singers, will play some tunes from Oily Cart’s sensory gig Jamboree, in a colourful and joyful celebration of resilience. Each performance will be totally unique and responsive to the individual family, who pick from two options so that their performance is tailored to them:
A personalised zoom performance where the young person has a song dedicated to them. This is recorded and added to an album of songs from Jamboree that the family are sent afterwards
Three members of the Jamboree Band improvise outside their house for 30 minutes. Before the mini show, the musicians post a bespoke sensory prop, so they can ‘jam’ together through the window or letterbox.
There will also be a pop-up version that tours to hospices, residential schools and children’s centres.
As part of this tour, Oily Cart are proud to release Jamboree: The Album. This features tunes that were co-created with young people who are non-verbal, through a research process which embedded Jamboree band musicians in specialist schools around the country to collaborate with young disabled musicians (sometimes labelled as having complex needs) who are non-verbal.
The album is designed to be shared and enjoyed by everyone, disabled and non-disabled. It is Oily Cart’s way of making sure disabled young people are being listened to even if they are not being seen out in public spaces over the next year or so.
Doorstep Jamboree and the accompanying album are part of the We Shall Not Be Removed campaign. This is an alliance of the UKs disabled artists and disabled-led companies, coming together to campaign for an inclusive cultural recovery #WeShallNotBeRemoved
Behind the scenes
Watch short film Composing a Jamboree about co-creating the show’s music with disabled young people.
Find out more about our response to the Covid-19 pandemic, including Doorstep Jamboree, in our Uncancellable Programme Report.
At-home ideas
Watch Jamboree: The Sensory Sessions – three interactive, creative sessions inspired by the sensory moments in Jamboree, designed for families to try at home.
Following a Christmas run at Unicorn Theatre in 2010, Mole in the Hole toured UK venues in 2011.
Meet
the Mole Family in their cosy, underground home, lined with straw and strewn
with sweet-smelling herbs. This is a wonderland with delights underfoot,
popping out from the walls and even down from the ceiling. The Musical Mole
fills the cavern with sounds as we journey to meet the Silly Rabbits, the Brave
Snail and encounter some problems that the Moles will need your help to solve.
This
is an adventure for all the senses to be enjoyed by all children from 3 to 6,
their families and friends.
Originally commissioned by Manchester International Festival, Oily Cart were involved in school residencies and public performances of SOMETHING IN THE AIR in Manchester in 2009. The show then toured venues and schools in Spring 2010, and Spring 2012.
Oily Cart and aerial theatre company Ockham’s Razor present SOMETHING IN THE AIR, an interactive aerial show was specifically created for young people with complex disabilities or on the autistic spectrum. Comfortably seated in suspended nest-chairs the young people and their carers will ‘fly’ amongst the aerial performers in a unique kinaesthetic adventure.
Following a Christmas run at the Unicorn Theatre in 2011, Ring a Ding Ding was performed in venues across the UK and at the New Victory Theater in New York in 2012.
Ring a Ding Ding is an epic – though tiny – table-top voyage of discovery, where your fingers and noses are never far from the action. An immersive, interactive and multi-sensory show for children aged 3 – 6 and their families.
Ring a Ding Ding features a cast of hand crafted puppets, made entirely from recycled materials, by Oily Cart designer Claire de Loon working in collaboration with South African wire worker Mogothi and inspired by traditional African toys. The musical instruments for the show have also been made from recycled materials by Jamie Linwood, who has transformed the chassis of a lorry into an unusual collection of percussion instruments.
The show playfully explores rings in all their forms: from the sounds of bells, to the movement of the specially designed revolving stage and the rotation of the sun, moon and earth overhead.
Oily Cart returned to Manchester International Festival for a third time from 27th June – 8th July 2011 with a new commission to create a production for Autistic children and children who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities).
With the support of Seven Scent, fragrance creators for PZ Cussons, Oily Cart transformed four Manchester special schools into oases of beautiful fragrances and wonderlands of evocative perfumes.
Oily Cart then toured a version of Gorgeous in Autumn 2011 to specialist primary and secondary schools, taking a team of all-singing, all-dancing beauticians around the UK in order to create a series of stylish transformations.
Following a Christmas run at Stratford Circus in 2013, Mr & Mrs Moon toured UK venues in 2014.
When
the Woman Who Lives In The Moon comes down from the sky to play with the
children on a beautiful beach, she likes it so much she doesn’t want to go
home. Join her and feel the sand between your toes and the Moonwind in your
hair as we dance to the music of the stars.
A
sparkling show for 2-5 year olds written and directed by Tim Webb with live
music written by Max Reinhardt and Catriona Price and a beautiful design by
Claire de Loon. The audience will be immersed in a magical Oily mix of
interaction, playfulness and adventure.
An Oily Cart production in association with the Southbank Centre
Following a Christmas run at the Southbank Centre in 2014, There Was An Old Woman toured UK venues in 2015.
There’s a problem with shoes. They keep getting mixed up. That man has a
welly on one foot, and a fluffy slipper on the other. The woman over there is
wearing a flip flop and a football boot. Some people don’t have any shoes at
all! What’s going on? Has that woman who lives in a shoe got anything to
do with this?
Help us find out in Oily Cart’s beautiful show for children from 3 to 5, their
families and friends. Join us on a journey through the sights, scents textures
and sounds of this multi-sensory Oily Cart Wonderland in the company of a live
musician, and all sorts of shoes.
Tube toured UK venues in 2013 and 2014, and was part of the Abu Dhabi Festival 2014.
Watch as Oily Cart transform the tube into a feast for the senses, created for babies aged 6 months – 2 years. We’ll conjure up a tactile wonderland from a fabulous variety of tubes – tubes filled with sound, tubes that puff out gentle breezes, and tubes glistening with kaleidoscopic colours – to delight and entrance our young audience.
Tube toured special schools and arts venues in the UK in 2013 and 2014.
In a wonderland conjured up from a fabulous variety of tubes – tubes filled with sound, tubes glistening with kaleidoscopic colours, tubes that puff out gentle breezes and the scents of the natural world – young participants will bounce, swing, spin and sway in luxurious leaf chairs.
TUBE is a highly interactive experience, with performers adapting to the specific requirements of each individual in the audience. It has been created for disabled children aged 3-11 years old.
The Bounce toured specialist schools and arts venues in Autumn 2014 and Spring / Summer 2015.
Developed with support from Ockham’s Razor this new multi-sensory and highly interactive show is created for Autistic and disabled young people who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities) aged 3-19.
Using trampolines, video projection and live music with a Middle Eastern flavour we explore bounce in all its forms from gentle to exuberant, carefully adapting our performances to the specific requirements of each audience member.
Following a Christmas run at artsdepot in 2015, Land of Lights embarked on a national tour in 2016.
A splendidly-coloured hot air balloon floats over a miniature landscape. Where have all the little people gone? Perhaps the tiny balloonist can tell us. With the help of our audience, the adventure begins as we journey across several distinctive worlds, each with their own textures and smells – our destination being the magical and twinkly Land of Lights.
Oily Cart presents this show for 3-5 year olds and their families, jam-packed with live music, puppets and a medley of wonderlands, all leading us to a sparkling finish.
In A Pickle was first performed as part of the World Shakespeare Festival 2012. Following a Winter run at the Unicorn Theatre in 2012, it toured the UK in 2013. There was a Winter run at artsdepot in 2016, and a UK and US tour in 2017.
About In A Pickle
An Oily Cart production commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company for the World Shakespeare Festival
A total theatre experience for children aged 3 to 5, and their families and friends, inspired by The Winter’s Tale. Join us on a voyage of discovery through the landscapes of Shakespeare’s imagination and the music of his language.
Our adventure begins in the woolly pastures of the Shepherdess and her flock of sheep, who are having a party to celebrate the sheep shearing. When they come across a lost baby, they have no idea what to do – but surely the children can help! Following clues, together we will sail the salty sea to the mysterious royal court in search of a happy ending. There are many sensory delights, including beautiful costumes, enchanting live music, lovely perfumes and delightful textures, along the way.
Mirror Mirror toured specialist schools and arts venues across the UK in Autumn 2016 and Summer 2017.
About Mirror Mirror
Take a seat in Oily Cart’s extra-special salon, designed to make you feel beautiful inside and out!
Mirror Mirror’s multi-sensory beauty parlour is a chance to be pampered and get involved in messy play. Soft make-up brushes glide across faces, warm soapy water washes over skin, and mud-packs are massaged into hands in Oily Cart’s production for children and young people with complex disabilities. It’s a world of sparkling light and magical mirrors, complemented by the aroma of perfume and accompanied by live music from a full-sized harp. Mirror Mirror is an immersive, interactive treat from head to toe.
Mirror Mirror is an immersive adventure for 3-19 year olds and comes in two distinct versions: for Autistic young people, and for disabled young people who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities).
Following a Winter run at artsdepot in 2017, Hush-A-Bye toured UK venues in 2018.
About Hush-A-Bye
Hush-a-bye baby, on the tree-top, when the wind blows the cradle will rock…
Nestle among branches and meet the neighbours in Oily Cart’s immersive tree-top world. The leafy canopy is home to some of the creatures you might expect, and one you definitely won’t – a tiny baby! How did the infant get up there? Who is looking after them? And how can we help? Experiencing the sights, sounds and smells of a woodland wonderland, the audience must explore to find answers.
Hush-A-Byeis an interactive, multi-sensory production for the very young, with live music, puppets and an enchanting environment. Created by Oily Cart, a theatre company renowned for their innovation, the production is presented in three versions: one for babies and toddlers (6 months – 2 years), one for young children (3 – 5 years), and a relaxed version for young people aged 3 – 8.
With support from The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation
Light Show toured to specialist schools and arts venues across the UK in Autumn 2015 and Spring / Summer 2016. It played at Lincoln Center’s Big Umbrella Festival in New York in 2018.
About Light Show
Oily Cart invites you into a magical paper palace, where the sensory delights of nature unfold to provide the audience with a fully immersive experience.
Creating distinct silhouettes, in an exquisite play of light and shadow, a serene papery white landscape transitions from a beautiful warm day at the beach to a dreamy moonlit wonderland. The show takes participants on a multi-sensory journey of textures, smells and tactile experiences, all accompanied by enchanting live music from a virtuoso double bass player.
Light Show is for 3-11 year olds and comes in two distinct versions: for Autistic children and for disabled children who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities).
Kubla Khan toured specialist schools and arts venues in the UK in 2017 and 2018.
About Kubla Khan
It was a miracle of rare device A sunny pleasure dome with caves of ice!
Welcome to the world of Kubla Khan, a multi-sensory pleasure dome that you can touch, taste and smell. From the sounds of a kora to the feel of a flowing river, experience the temperatures and textures of Coleridge’s acclaimed poem as the aroma of incense drifts by…
Oily Cart’s astonishing new work for young people from age 3 to 19 comes in three distinct versions: for Autistic young people, Deafblind young people, and for disabled young people who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities).
Coleridge’s poem ‘Kubla Khan’ is brought to life in this multi-sensory, highly interactive and all-enveloping production enhanced by live music. The intimate and interactive performance is limited to six young people at a time, each supported by an adult carer to maximize their involvement.
Following a Winter run at artsdepot in 2018, Hippity Hop embarked on a UK tour in 2019.
About Hippity Hop
Oily Cart’s sell-out success,Hippity Hop, is back to meet a new generation of hip young things. Experience the puppetry, rap, music and movement of the first ever interactive hip hop show for young children aged 2-5.
With hip hop flavoured beats, fun lyrics written by acclaimed rap artist BREIS, graffiti-based designs, and the twinkling lights of the city, Hippity Hop celebrates street culture. Join the Hippity Hoppity baby for a multi-sensory musical – it’s a hip hopera!
Jamboree toured across the UK in Autumn 2019. A Spring 2020 tour was cut short due to Covid-19.
About Jamboree
It’s time to make some noise! Jamboree is a vibrant piece of gig-theatre made for and with disabled teenagers who experience the most barriers to access (sometimes labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities). Each tune in the gig has been co-created with a young person who is non-verbal. Audiences experience live Balkan music, colourful tactile costumes, sousaphone vibrations and interactive music and noise making.
Watch short film Composing a Jamboree about co-creating the show’s music with disabled young people.
At-home ideas
Watch Jamboree: The Sensory Sessions – three interactive, creative sessions inspired by the sensory moments in Jamboree, designed for families to try at home.
Sound Symphony, created by Ellie Griffiths and originally presented by Independent Arts Projects in association with Capital Theatres, first toured Scotland in 2019. It toured across the UK as a co-production between Oily Cart and Independent Arts Projects in Summer 2020. Sound Symphony was shortlisted for Best Production for Children and Young People at The Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland, 2020.
Sound Symphony is a highly interactive, sensory performance made especially for and with Autistic young people.
The show is a playful journey through sound and music. Sound Symphonyprovides a sensory rich environment, where you will feel music through your whole body. It celebrates making music your own way, weaving together live classical instruments, singing and a wide range of weird and wonderful sounds.
This performance is responsive to each audience member, allowing them to become co-composers in their own symphony of sounds. The performance is designed for small audience groups to be able to accommodate and engage young people who experience the most barriers to access. This is a show for sound seekers.
Watch the trailer
Originally produced by Independent Arts Projects in association with Capital Theatres, Edinburgh with support from Creative Scotland and Paul Hamlyn.
Conduct your own Sound Symphony
We have created a new interactive website that allows you to conduct your own Sound Symphony! Celebrating wonderful sounds of instruments and objects.
The site is optimised for desktop where you can add and play your own selections of sounds simultaneously. You can also view the videos directly on our YouTube channel.
Video Introductions
We have filmed introductions to each of the people you will meet in the show:
All Wrapped Up was the company’s first accessible family show. Following a Winter run at artsdepot in 2019, All Wrapped Up embarked on a UK tour in early 2020.
About All Wrapped Up
Unwrap a world of imagination with Oily Cart’s mischievous, wintery show for under fives. Magical characters, hilarious creatures and hidden lands are brought to life through light, shadow and music. Join us as we uncover the sensory stories hidden in scrunched up paper, and create your own after the show.
All Wrapped Up welcomes young children and their families into an inclusive, accessible environment, designed specifically for under fives. Audience members should feel comfortable making noise and moving around as and when they need to.
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