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Alan Brunton brief

RED MOLE : A CHRONOLOGY OF WORKS 1974-2002   Red Mole logo by Barry Linton, 1974   1974-1995 From Murray Edmond, ‘"Old Comrades of the Future": A History of Experimental Theatre in New Zealand 1962-1982.’ PhD thesis, Auckland, 1996, 474-95, compiled from information supplied by Alan Brunton. 1996-2002 From Red Mole Archive, courtesy Sally Rodwell.   Whimsy and the Seven Spectacles Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Jan Preston (Stravinsky’s March of the Elephants). Performers: Alan Brunton; Ann Hunt (Robinson); Sally Rodwell; Jim Spalding; Jenny Stevenson; Jim Stevenson; Erola Whitcombe. Performances: Student Union Victoria University, 30 November 1974. Siddhartha Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Jan Preston. Performers: Chrissie Bauld; Alan Brunton; Sally Rodwell; Jenny Stevenson. Performances: Sonic 2 Wellington Town Hall, March 1975 (2). White Rabbit Puppet Theatre "The Crocodile and the Butterfly." Scenario: Ian Wedde. Music: Rose Wedde. Performers: Alan Brunton; Greta Campbell; Sally Rodwell. Performances: James Smith’s Department Store Wellington, 25 - 29 August 1975. White Rabbit Puppet Theatre "The Billy Biter Show." Collective production. "The Adventures of George Washington Pratt." Scenario: Rose Wedde. "Once Upon a Taniwha." Collective production. "The Girl Who Lost Her Head." Collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; Greta Campbell; Sally Rodwell; Rose Wedde. Performances: The Performers’ Theatre Wellington, variously from 13 September - 29 November 1975. Cabaret Paris Spleen Performers: Francis Batten; Alan Brunton; Greta Campbell; Frances Edmond; Russell Haley; Chris Harding; Deborah Hunt; Steve Matthews; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell; Brent Southgate; Jenny Stevenson; Ian Wedde; Rose Wedde. Poster: Jean Clarkson. Performances: The Performers Theatre, 26 - 27 September 1975. [Three Poets, film dir. Richard Turner, featuring Alan Brunton, Russell Haley, and Ian Wedde, 1975.] [Courtney Lace, can-can troupe, dir. Jenny Stevenson, with Ngahuia (Christina) Asher; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell; Erola Whitcombe.] Spleen 1 Editors: Alan Brunton, Ian Wedde. September 1975. Poster [Four Poets Tour, NZ Students’ Arts Council tour, featuring Alan Brunton, Denis Glover, Sam Hunt, Hone Tuwhare.] White Rabbit Puppet Theatre Performances: James Smith’s, December 1975. Vargo’s Circus Script: "The Lion and the Gypsy" by Ian Wedde. Second Half, collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; Greta Campbell; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Helen Pankhurst; Sally Rodwell; Carlos Wedde; Ian Wedde; Rose Wedde. Performances: Kawhia; Raglan; Holdens Bay Motor Camp Rotorua; Ohope; Te Kaha; Te Puia; Tolaga Bay; Gisborne; Mokotahi Hall Mahia Beach; The Dell Wellington; Library Lawn Wellington; Kilbirnie Park Wellington January 1976 and March 1976. White Rabbit Puppet Theatre "Igor’s Strange Tale." Scenario: Sally Rodwell. Performers: Alan Brunton; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell; Rose Wedde. Performances: James Smith’s; The Performers Theatre; Circa Theatre; and Ace Follies tour. Spleen 2, 3, 4, 5. Editors: Alan Brunton, Ian Wedde (and Arthur Baysting). March, May, July, September, 1976. Cabaret Pekin 1949 Collective Production "Holyoake’s Children," by Alan Brunton. Music: Schtung. Performers: Arthur Baysting; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Paul Elmsley; Deborah Hunt; Steve Matthews; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell; Robert Simpson; Bryan Staff; Rose Wedde. Technical: Kevin Davidson. Performances: Unity Theatre Wellington, 6 - 7 August 1976. Ace Follies Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Jan Preston. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Peter Fantl; Deborah Hunt; Timothy Hunt; Helen Pankhurst; Sally Rodwell; Carlos Wedde; Ian Wedde; Rose Wedde. Performances: Concert Chamber Wellington, 25 - 31 August 1976 (6). Poster Ace Follies South Island Tour Ace Follies; Igor’s Strange Tale; and Shoot-up at Shotover aka Cabaret Gone West. Company: Alan Brunton; Kevin Davidson; John Davies; Peter Fantl; Deborah Hunt; Timothy Hunt; Helen Pankhurst; Sally Rodwell; Carlos Wedde; Ian Wedde; Rose Wedde. Performances: Blenheim; Nelson; Motueka; Murchison; Westport; Greymouth; Kumara; Hokitika; Ross; Fox Glacier; Wanaka; Queenstown; Cromwell; Clyde; Roxborough; Alexandra; Dunedin. September - October 1976. Poster Towards Bethlehem Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Jan Preston. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Martin Edmond; Peter Fantl; Deborah Hunt; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell; Jenny Stevenson; Richard Turner; Alison ? . Performances: St Andrews Wellington; Ngati Toa Lodge Porirua; Church of Christ the King Cannons Creek; Unity Theatre; Island Bay Surf Club; St Columba’s Miramar; Newtown Community Centre; Petone. December 1976. Spleen 6 Editors: Alan Brunton, Martin Edmond, Ian Wedde. December 1976. The Adventures of Sir Real Janus Collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; Deborah Hunt; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell. Performances: With Split Enz - Invercargill; Dunedin; Christchurch; Wellington; Palmerston North; Hamilton; Auckland. January 1977. Cabaret Capital Strut "Courtney Graffiti." "Back to the Fifties." "Stairway to the Stars." "The A & P Show." "Stairway to the Stars."  Poster "The Sixties aka Holyoake’s Children." "The Arabian Nights." Futurist Plays: "Detonation" and ‘There is No Dog" by Francesco Canguillo; "Toward Victory" and "Negative Act" by Bruno Corra and Emilio Settimelli; "Synthesis of Syntheses" by Guglielmo Jannelli and Luciano Nicastro. "Red Mole’s Golden Hits." Performers: Sally Rodwell; Alan Brunton; Deborah Hunt; Peter Fantl; Jan Preston; Arthur Baysting; Jenny Stevenson; Midge Marsden and The Country Flyers (Marsden, Richard Kennedy, Neil Hannan, Bud Hooper); Rockinghorse (Wayne Mason, Barry Saunders, Clint Brown, Jim Lawrie); Martin Edmond; Mike Gubb; Andy Anderson; Max Winnie; Dave Porter; Kris Klocek; Jean McAllister; Beaver; Carmen; Tim Woon; Murray Edmond; Cathy Downes; Susan Wilson; Malcolm McNeil; Joe Bleakley; Jonathan Besser; Ngahuia Asher; Lee Baker; Rick Bryant; Chameleon (Ian Prior, Aileen Davidson, Helen Pankhurst, Steve Matthews); Mary-Jane O’Reilly; Marc Baldwin; Philip Laing; Maureen Price; Peter White; Bill Stalker; Tim Hunt; Lester Abbey; Jean Clarkson; Nik Brown. Technical: Peter Frater. Posters: Jean Clarkson, Joe Wylie. Performances: The Balcony Wellington, 13 March - 22 May Sundays, 22 May - 4 August Fridays Saturdays Sundays, 4 August - 20 August Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays, 20 August - 25 September every night, 1977. Ace of Clubs Auckland, 9 - 12 October 1977 Spleen 7, 8 Editors: Alan Brunton, Martin Edmond, Russell Haley, Ian Wedde. March 1977 and later 1977. Slaughter on Cockroach Avenue Scenario: Alan Brunton. Design: Joe Bleakley. Performers: Arthur Baysting; Beaver; Alan Brunton; Martin Edmond; Peter Fantl; Deborah Hunt; Limbs; Barry Linton:, Midge Marsden and the Country Flyers; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell. Film: "Someday Morning," dir. Leon Narbey. Poster: Barry Linton. Performances: Ace of Clubs Auckland, October 1977. Pacific Nights Scenario: Arthur Baysting and the Company. Performers: Marc Baldwin; Arthur Baysting; Joe Bleakley; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Martin Edmond; Peter Fantl; Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Midge Marsden and the Country Flyers; Mary-Jane O’Reilly; Jan Preston; Sally Rodwell. Manager: Craig Miller. Poster: Barry Linton. Performances: Sweet Factory Parnell Auckland, November (?) 1977. Remember Christmas? Revival of Towards Bethlehem. Performances: Island of Real Auckland, December 1977 (2). Party for Brian Jones With Hello Sailor at the Peter Pan. White Rabbit Puppet Theatre Mask and pantomime show at Nambassa Festival, January 1978. Ghost Rite Script: Alan Brunton. Design: Poster, Stage Management: Joe Bleakley; Russell Collins. Music: The Methylated Spirits (Jan Preston with Wayne Laird, Tony McMaster, Spencer Probert, Edwina Thorne). Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Martin Edmond; Deborah Hunt; Brian Jones; Wayne Laird; Jean McAllister; Midge Marsden; Jan Preston; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell; Edwina Thorne. (First half performers not part of Ghost Rite: Arthur Baysting; Beaver; Midge Marsden and the Country Flyers; Jon Zealando.) Lights: Jay McCoy. Technical Director: Peter Frater. Management: Craig Miller. Performances: Maidment Theatre Auckland (2); Founders Theatre Hamilton (1); Opera House Palmerston North (1); Opera House Wellington (2). March 1978. Poster Hard Luck, Harold Bigsby Script: Sally Rodwell and Deborah Hunt. Music: Jan Preston. Performers: John Davies; Martin Edmond; Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Jan Preston; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Alan Brunton. Performances: Auckland Easter Show; Wellington Trades Fair. April - May (?) 1978. Double Feature: Our World / Crazy in the Streets Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jan Preston and Tony McMaster. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Martin Edmond:, Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster: Jan Preston; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Production: Peter Frater. Manager: Modern Johnny Warren. Performances: Victoria Unversity Memorial theatre; Four Seasons Wanganui; Ngaio Marsh Theatre Canterbury University. Red Mole on the Road Dir. Sam Neill and John Reid for National Film Unit, 1978. Bitter Lemons Performances: Punters and Rogues with Hattie St John, Newmarket Auckland, December 1977; Nambassa, 29 January 1978; Thistle Hall Wellington with Rockinghorse and Country Flyers, 4 March1978; Charlies Place Auckland with Citizen Band and Country Flyers and Suburban Reptiles, 15 March 1978; Charlies Place with The Dudes, April 1978; Lady Hamilton Hamilton with The Dudes, 25 April 1978; Ziggy’s Wellington with Rockinghorse, 4 May - 21 May, 1978. Red Alert Musicians: Jan Preston with Richard Kennedy, Jean McAllister, Tony McMaster, Stanley John Mitchell. Single: "Hysteria"/ "Red Sky." Poster: Barry Linton. Performances: Auckland; San Francisco. Crossing the Tracks LP of Red Mole music, 1978. Lyrics: Arthur Baysting; Alan Brunton; Martin Edmond; Jan Preston. Music: Neil Hannan; Jan Preston. Vocals: Arthur Baysting; Beaver; Alan Brunton; Richard Kennedy; Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Midge Marsden; Jan Preston. Musicians: Neil Hannan; Bud Hooper; Richard Kennedy; Wayne Laird; Harry Lyon; Tony McMaster; Midge Marsden; Stan Mitchell; Brian Wardell. Poster: Joe Wylie. Producer: Neil Hannan. Oh Ravachol Poems: Alan Brunton. Drawings: Jean Clarkson. Publisher: Red Mole Enterprises, 1978. Goin’ to Djibouti Collective production. Music: Red Mole Orchestra. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Martin Edmond; Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Jan Preston; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Manager: Modern Johnny Warren. Poster: Barry Linton. Performances: Four Seasons Wanganui; University of Canterbury Ballroom; Theatre Royal Nelson; Ziggy’s Nightclub Wellington; His Majesty’s Auckland (30 June - 1 July 1978 ) Lights: Jay McCoy Thanksgiving Day Cabaret Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Performances: NZ Embassy Washington DC, Thanksgiving Day 1978. Goin’ to Djibouti Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Lenny Nelson and Neill Clegg. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell; Yolande Ruggiero. Poster: Barry Linton. Manager: Modern Johnny Warren. Performances: Westbeth Theatre Centre New York, 4 - 21 January 1979. Last Days of Mankind Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Red Alert. Performers: Joe Bleakley; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Claire Fergusson; Deborah Hunt; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Martin Edmond. Poster: Ian Prior. Performances: Theatre for the New City New York, 5 - 22 April 1979. White Rabbit Puppet Theatre "Maria the Bandit Queen." "The Wreck of the Moana Marie." Collective productions. Performers: John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Performances: New York; Staten Island; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Capital Children’s Museum Washington DC. [Stanley Slumber and the Rude Awakenings aka The Flying Sheep, Jean McAllister, Tony McMaster and Stanley John Mitchell playing New York streets.] Last Days of Mankind - London Version Music: Jan Preston; Neil Hannan; Richard Kennedy; Chris Whitten. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies: Deborah Hunt; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Martin Edmond. Manager: Diane Robson. Performances: Intergalactic Art Studio London; Oval House London; Crucible Theatre Sheffield; Surrey Free Arts Festival Guildford. Blood in the Cracks Collective Production. Music: Jan Preston; Neil Hannan; Richard Kennedy; Chris Whitten. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell. Performances: The Crypt Covent Garden; Albany Empire Deptford; London NZ Rugby Club (with Heartache and Sorrow). White Rabbit Puppet Theatre "Maria the Bandit Queen." Collective production. "The Wreck of the Moana Marie." Script: Sally Rodwell and Deborah Hunt. Manager: Modern Johnny Warren. Performances: Westbeth Theatre New York; NZ House London; St Mary of Eton Hackney Wick; Clapton; Chats Palace Homerton; Trafalgar Square; All-Craft Community Centre, St Marks Place New York; Children’s Museum Staten Island; Pace University, White Plains NY. Dead Fingers Walk Collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Ian Prior; Sally Rodwell; John Grimaldi (juggler, NY). Music: The Shakey Islanders. Manager: Martin Edmond. Performances: NZ House London; Theatre for the New City NY (4); The Wilma Project Philadelphia; Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore; NZ Embassy Washington; outdoors Clinton NJ. Pacific Nights Performers: Red Mole; Shakey Islanders; Flying Sheep; Ravaged. Performances: "Club circuit" NY. Manager: Nance Shatzkin. [The Drongos, Jean McAllister, Tony McMaster, Stanley John Mitchell, Richard Kennedy.] Numbered Days in Paradise Tour October 1979 - January 1980. Numbered Days in Paradise; Maria the Bandit Queen; The Wreck of the Moana Marie; and street performances. Numbered Days in Paradise Collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Music: Jan Preston, Neil Hannan, John Davies. Design: Joe Bleakley. Lights: Martin Edmond. Manager: Nance Shatzkin. Performances: Labour Theatre NY; Rikers Island prison NY; 10 Bleeker St NY; Laurel Theatre, Knoxville Tennessee (5 November1979); Mexican American Unity Council, San Antonio Texas (10 - 11 November); Esther’s Pool, Austin Texas (15 November); Kimo Theatre, Albuquerque New Mexico (22 November - 2 December); The Performing Space, Santa Fe New Mexico ( 7 - 15 December, 4 shows); Wayfarer’s Inn. Taos New Mexico (11 December - 31 December); Odyssey Theatre, Los Angeles California (7 - 19 January 1980). Numbered Days in Paradise aka Bus Stops on the Moon: Version for NZ Tour February - March 1980. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Music: Red Mole Orchestra - Jan Preston, Neil Hannan, Steve Osborne, Kevin Bailey and Chorus (Katie Brockie and Tina Matthews). Lights: Martin Edmond. Manager: Graeme Nesbitt and NZ Students’ Arts Council. Performances: Sweetwaters Ngaruawahia; Hamilton, Palmerston North; Wellington; Dunedin; Christchurch; Lincoln; Wanganui; Oriental Bay (barge); Wellington. Lord Galaxy’s Travelling Players Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Rick Bryant; Neil Hannan; Simon Elmsley; John Molloy. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. With Katie Brockie; Rick Bryant; Stephanie Burns; Peter Chester; Alistair Dougal; Simon Elmsley; Graeme Minckley; Tim Nees; Bernard Wolfe. With Kanan Deobhakta and dancers. Extra Props: Janet Clouston and Barry Thomas. Projections: Barry Linton and Ann Noble. Lights: Jay McCoy. Poster: Barry Linton. Manager: Nance Shtazkin. Performances: Maidment Theatre Auckland (5), March 1980. I’ll Never Dance Down Bugis St Again Scenario: Alan Brunton. Music: Sam Ford; John Davies; Dave Ironside. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Sam Ford; Trudi Green; Deborah Hunt; Dave Ironside; Sally Rodwell; Paul Ryan; Phil Steel. Lights: Rene den Harder. Poster: Barry Linton. Manager: Nance Shatzkin. Performances: Mainstreet Auckland; Colville Hall, Colville; Cabana, Napier; De Bretts Lounge Bar, Taupo; Concert Chamber, Rotorua; Te Kuiti; Majestic Cabaret, Wellington; Opera House, Wangauin; Wairarapa Arts Centre, Masterton; Aranui Ferry, Cook Strait; Hillsborough Tavern, Christchurch; Ashburton Hotal, Ashburton; Alberts, Queenstown; Civic Theatre, Invercargill; Tai Pei Restaurant, Dunedin; Taylorville Hall, Taylorville; Lyric theatre, Granity; Golden Eagle Hotel, Greymouth; Southland Hotel, Hokitika; Theatre Royal, Nelson; Takaka; Motueka Town Hall; Mt Maunganui. 13 week tour, April - June 1980. Life is A Zoo Video for Radio with Pictures of Red Mole EP: "I’ll Never Dance Down Bugis St Again," "Mr Asia," "Agent Orange," and "Julie’s Song." Director: Tony Holden. [State of the Nation, poetry reading tour with poets Alan Brunton, David Mitchell and Ian Wedde, musicians Bill Gruar, Bruno Lawrence and Wilton Rodger. August 1980.] Mask Workshop Deborah Hunt and Sally Rodwell, Auckland, 5 - 7 September 1980. Electric Eyeland Script: Sally Rodwell and Deborah Hunt. Performers: Sally Rodwell; Deborah Hunt. With Janet Clouston; Trudi Green; Jan Preston; Kate Walshe. Performances: Cafe XS Auckland, 21 September 1980. [Limbs and Friends, Auckland, 26 - 27 September 1980.] Second Sight 16 mm colour film. Performers: Sally Rodwell and Deborah Hunt. Director: Melanie Read. Producer: Catherine (Katerina) de Nave. What Are You, An Alarm Clock? Workshop and lectures: Alan Brunton. Waikato University, 24 September - 11 October 1980. The Redmole Version Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Peter Scholes; Robert Ryan; Kate Walshe. Performers: Katie Brockie; Alan Brunton; Peter Chester; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Performances: Cafe XS Auckland, 4 - 7 December 1980; Waikato Art Museum Hamilton, 10 December; H-Block Party Ponsonby, 20 December; Cafe XS, 8 - 11 January 1981; Metro Theatre Mangere, 13 January; Last Resort Wellington, 21 - 22 January 1981. The Redmole Version: The Early Show and The Late Show Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Paul Galasso; Michael Sirotta; Richard Wasley. Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell; Tracy Trevett. Construction/Lights: Ian Prior. Shadow Puppets: Richard Killeen. Manager: Nance Shatzkin. Performances: The Pyramid Theatre NY, July 1981. Just One Look Was All It Took Script: Commedia lazzi and Futurist plays ("Mechanical Sensuality" by Fillia and "Colours" by Fortunato Depero). Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Music: First season: Paul Galasso and Orchestra. Second season: The Drongos. Manager: Nance Shatzkin. Performances: First season: Stilwende NY. Second season: Woodstock NY; Mid-Hudson Arts Centre, Poughkeepsie NY. Red Mole at The Savoy Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt. Music: Aush Byla; Paul Galasso; Tim Milk; Kate O’Looney. Performances: The Savoy NY, 1981. The Felonies of Dr Thollon Super 8 b/w film. Script: Sally Rodwell; Deborah Hunt; Annie Goldson. Performers: John Davies; Alexandra Fisher; Neil Fury; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Camera: Annie Goldson. Showing: Women’s One World Festival NY, 1981. Twilight in Concordia Script: Sally Rodwell and Deborah Hunt. Performers: Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Sally Rodwell. Performances: Womens One World Festival NY, 1981. The Excursion Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister. Design/Costumes: Sally Rodwell. Performers: Alan Brunton; Neil Fury; Deborah Hunt; Abbey Michaels; Ian Prior. Lights: John Davies. Performances: Theatre for the New City NY, 4-20 February 1982. This Black Valise Super 8 film, 1982. Script: Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell. Director/Producer: Sally Rodwell. Performers: Billy; Richard Boes; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Alexandra Fisher; Neil Fury; Dave Grad; Deborah Hunt; Harriet Lowell; Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Ian Prior; Peter Rizzo; Tracy Trevett; Roy Murphy Band. Camera: Tim Burns. [Variety, 35mm film, dir. Bette Gordon, script Kathy Acker, cast included Sally Rodwell. 1982.] Childhood of a Saint Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jayce Wilde. Performers: Alice Barrett; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Alexandra Fisher; Deborah Hunt; Linley Kirkland; Sally Rodwell; Emily Rubin; Tracy Trevett. Technical: Joe Buch; Bill Blechingburg. Porjections: Phil Sanders. Performances: El Bohio NY, November 1982. Thru Ice & Fire Performers: Alan Brunton; John Davies; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell; Slima Williams. Performances: El Bohio NY, Tompkins Sq. Festival, 1982. 2 Quacks on Io Script: Deborah Hunt and Sally Rodwell. Music: Jean McAllister. Set: Cara Perlman. Performers: Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Sally Rodwell. Projections: Nan Goldin. Performances: Inroads NY, 1983. The Rise & Fall of T D Lysenko Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Dave Ironside. Performers: Alan Brunton; Bern Kirkland; Linley Kirkland; Dave Ironside; Emily Rubin. Performances: Inroads NY, 1983. Liberty Is Not Won with Flowers Script: Alan Brunton; with Cardenal, Dario, Sandino and Vallejo. Performers: Tony Arroyo; Benny; Alan Brunton; John Davies; Alexandra Fisher; Sam Fisher; Deborah Hunt; Alberto Munoz; Bimbo Rivas; Sally Rodwell; Emily Rubin. Performances: Kamikaze NY; Dancetaria 44th Street NY, 1983. 10 Stack Street Script: John Davies and Emily Rubin. Performers: John Davies; Emily Rubin. Music: John Davies. Performances: El Bohio NY, 1983. In the Eye of the Tiger 16mm film, 1983. Performers, script, camera: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Location: Maine. Dreamings End Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Richard Kennedy. Performers: Alan Brunton; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Stage Manager: Stuart Shepherd. Performances: The Ritz, Austin Texas; The Beach, Austin Texas; University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM; Fine Arts Museum, Santa Fe NM; Taos Community Auditorium, Taos NM, 1984. Dreamings End: New York Version Script and music: as above. Performers: as above plus Stuart Shepherd. Set: Tim Burns and Ensemble. Sound: Phelim Lunny. Projections: Phil Sanders. Curtains: Kristof Kohlhofer. Technical: Rafael Guerrero. Performances: Ohio Theatre NY, 1984. Poems for the Young at Heart Texts: Alan Brunton. Music: Paul Galasso. Performer: Alan Brunton. Performances: St Marks Poetry Project NY; Tin Pan Alley NY; Beach Cabaret, Austin Texas, 1984. Poems for the Young at Heart aka "Lost Chants for the Living" Performers: Alan Brunton; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Music: Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Sally Rodwell. Performances: 8 B.C. show recorded by Phelim Lunny; Limbo Lounge, Pyramid Bar, The Kitchen, NY, 1984. Pennsylvania Ave., It’s been Good to Know You Performers: Alan Brunton; Joanne Forman; Klein; Sally Rodwell; Xochimochi. Performances: Variant Gallery, Taos NM; The Hylander, Taos NM, 1984. [And She Said, poems by Alan Brunton published by Alexandra Fisher, 1984.] Cabaret Katti Mundoo Performers: Alan Brunton; Sally Rodwell. Music: Arturo Cipriano. Performances: Variant Gallery, Taos NM, 1985. Circu Sfumato "Jet of Blood" by Antonin Artaud; "Murderer The Women’s Hope" by Oscar Kokoschka; "The Breasts of Tiresias" by Guillaume Apollinaire; "Desire Caught by the Tail" by Pablo Picasso; "Chant of Paradise" by Alan Brunton. Director: Alan Brunton. "Women & Arts Theatre" and "The Italian Comedy" by Alan Brunton. Director: Sally Rodwell. Installations: "Peepshow Alley" and "U-S-A! U-S-A!" Producers/Directors: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Executive Producer: Roy Johnson of the Variant Gallery with Alison Bennett. Design: Carole Brawley. Performers: Cathy Acheff; Jacques Bessin; Alan Brunton; Carlene Christie; Arturo Cipriano; Eli Foster; Hilary Fraley; Kim Garver; Robert Harnesberger; Rosemary Keeler; Patti McKee; Majorie Malone; Pat Price; Cindy Rea; Emily Regier; Sally Rodwell; Steve Rose; Cathy Tomlinson; Fat & Fucked Up. Performances: Angladas Building, Taos, 1985. Dinosaurotorio Script and music: Joanne Forman. Director: Sally Rodwell. Performers: Taos School. Set and lights: Alan Brunton. Performances: Taos Community Auditorium, Taos NM, 1985. Gallanty Show: Shadow Puppets Performers: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister and Tony McMaster. Performances: Stables Art Center, Taos NM, 1985. El Topo Rojo: Tierra Fundamental Performers: Deborah Hunt; Rafael Guerrero. Performances: Venues in Mexico; Angladas Bldg., Taos NM, 1985. The Pragmatists Script: Ignacy Witkiewicz. Director: Alan Brunton. Performers: Carlene Christie; Barbara Paul; Pat Price; Sally Rodwell; Steve Rose. Performances: Angladas Bldg., Taos NM, 1985. Contra-Cabaret Collective production. Performers: Alan Brunton; Rafael Guerrero; Deborah Hunt; Sally Rodwell. Performances: The Variant Gallery, Santa Fe; Angladas Bldg., Taos, 1985. Lost Chants for the Living Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister and Tony McMaster. Directors: Brunton/Rodwell. Performers: Alan Brunton; Alexandra Fisher; Sally Rodwell; Juanita Sena-Shannon; Stuart Shepherd. Manager: Una Johnson. Performances: CCA, Santa Fe; Austin Fifth Street Theatre, Austin Texas; El Bohio NY. Cabaret version: Variant Gallery, Taos; 8 B.C. NY, 1986. Playtime Script: Alan Brunton; Sally Rodwell; Henrik Ibsen; Cielo dal Camo. Music: Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Richard Kennedy. Performances: Caravan of Dreams, Fort Worth Texas; Fifth Street Theatre, Austin Texas; Centre for Contemporary Arts Santa Fe, 1986. Poster [New Order, poems by Alan Brunton, published by Alexandra Fisher, 1986.] Illustration Playtime: European Version Script: Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell. Performers: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Lights/Technical: Joseph Buch/I.D.Guevar. Manager: Jill Shand, English Speaking Theatre of Amsterdam. Performances: De Stalhouderij, Amsterdam, 1987. Little Black Fish Script: Alan Brunton and Appi Stammehaus from an Iranian folktale. Direction/Design: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Performers: Spektaklpoppentheater. Performances: "Around Amsterdam," 1987. Hour of Justice Script: Alan Brunton. Music: James Murray. Performers: Alan Brunton; James Murray; Sally Rodwell; Eveline Schellinger. Technical: Joe Buch; Ruurd Behrends. Manager: Tony Hopkins; Margaret Austin for ESTA. Performances: De Stalhouderij, Amsterdam, 1987. Hour of Justice: New Zealand Version. Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister and Tony McMaster. Performers: Alan Brunton; Leigh Ransfield; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Scott MacAlister. Manager: Peter Frater. Performances: Newtown Community Centre, 1988. Poster Gas Attack!! Performers: Alan Brunton; Jean McAllister; Sally Rodwell; (1988 version - Tony McMaster; 1989 version - Ramon Aguilar). Lights: Scott McAlister. Manager: Peter Frater. Performances: 1988 - Wairarapa Arts Centre, Masterton; Newtown Community Centre, Welington; Levin Little Theatre. 1989 - Pohara Hall, Pohara; Bishop Suter Gallery, Nelson. Poster [Hens’ Teeth, cabaret, dir. Kate Jason-Smith, included sketch by Sally Rodwell and Madeliine McNamara.] New Hope Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAllister and Tony McMaster. Performers: Ramon Aguilar; Alan Brunton; Annabel Craig; Rowena Frye; Sam Manzanza; Fiona Morris; Nina Nawollowollo; Sally Rodwell. Set: Joe Bleakley. Lights: Scott MacAlister. Poster: Richard Killeen. Performances: Taki Rua/The Depot Wellington, 1988. A Red Mole Sketchbook by Alan Brunton, published by Victoria UP, 1989. Comrade Savage Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Jean McAlister; Bill Direen; Michelle Scullion. Performers: Alan Brunton; Madeline McNamara; Sally Rodwell; with Jenny Stevenson’s dancers. Set: Stuart Shepherd. Lights: Scott MacAlister. Manager: Peter Frater. Performances: Newtown Community Centre, 1989. Old BNZ Bldg., Wellington Festival Fringe, March 1990. Legislative Council Chamber Parliament, 50th anniversary of Michael Joseph Savage’s death, 1990. Poster [Day for a Daughter, poems by Alan Brunton, published by Untold, 1990.] The Book of Life Script: Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell. Music: Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster plus Bill Direen and Iggy Pop. Performers: Alan Brunton; Sally Rodwell; (Stuart Shepherd, 1990; Carlos Wedde and Ruby Topo, 1991). Lights: Scott McAlister (1990 and 1991); Martin Edmond (Sydney 1990); Lisa Maule (1991). Addt. Props: Joe Bleakley; Stuart Shepherd; Carlos Wedde. Performances: Newtown Community Centre Wellington, 1990. Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney, 1990. Poster: Barry Linton. Super 8, Dunedin; Performing Arts Theatre, Christchurch; Artspace, Auckland; Bats Theatre, Wellington; Newtown Commnity Centre, Wellington, 1991. Poster [Not Broadcast Quality, women’s performance festivals at Taki Rua, 1990 and 1992, prod. by Sally Rodwell, Madeline McNamara, Sue Dunlop and Gloria Hildred.] Charity Cartwright’s Family Disunion Script: Sally Rodwell. Performers: Sally Rodwell. Music: Gloria Hildred. Lights: Lisa Maule. Performances: Bats, Wellington, 1990. Tangaroa’s Gift Script: Alan Brunton from Mere Whaanga-Schollum. Director: Sally Rodwell. Music: Michelle Scullion. Performers: Island Bay School (incl. Ruby Topo Brunton and Charlie Bleakley.) Performances: Island Bay School; Michael Fowler Centre; National Library, Wellington, 1991. [Slow Passes, poems by Alan Brunton published by Auckland UP, 1991.] [Romeo and Juliet, Auckland University Summer Shakespeare, dir. Alan Brunton and Justine Simei-Barton, February/March 1992.] Just Them Walking Script: Alan Brunton. Music: Peter Garland. Performers: Alan Brunton; Madeline McNamara; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Lisa Maule. Poster: Barry Linton. Performances: Newtown Community Centre; Wellington; Lighthouse, Dargaville; Little Theatre, Kaitaia; Rawene Hall, Rawene; Ellen Melville Hall, Auckland, 9 – 29 November 1992. [5 Days By the River, women’s workshop, Hiruharama, Wanganui River, prod. Sally Rodwell and Madeline McNamara, 1992.] Crow Station Script: Sally Rodwell and Madeline McNamara. Music: Robin Nathan; Helen Johnstone (plus Jean McAllister). Performers: Helen Johnstone; Madeline McNamara; Robin Nathan; Sally Rodwell. Lights: Lisa Maule. Poster: Debra Bustin. Performances: Taki Rua, Wellington, 14 - 31 July 1993. Taki Rua, 1994; Magdalena Festival of Women’s Performance, Cardiff Wales, 1994. The Navigators Script: Alan Brunton with "Prologue" by Ruby Topo. Music: Jean McAllister; Tony McMaster; Bill Direen; Peter Garland; Stuart Porter; Helen Johnstone. Performers: Alan Brunton; Sally Rodwell; Ruby Topo. Poster/Projections: Barry Linton. Performances: De Stalhouderij, Amsterdam (Tech. Ruurd Behrends); Dixon Place, CBGBs, Croton New York (Prod. Nance Shatzkin; Tech. Stuart Shepherd); Dance Umbrella, Austin Texas (Prod. Kent Cole); CCA, Santa Fe, NM, 1993. [The Master and Margarita, by M. Bulgakov, adapt. and dir. Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton, with VUW Rusian language students, at Memorial Theatre, VUW, Wellington 1994.] The Reunion Project Collective production. Performers: Deborah Hunt; Jean McAllister; Sally Rodwell. Lights/Design: Lisa Maule. Performances: Taki Rua, Wellington 1994. [Ephphatha; poems by Alan Brunton with visuals by Richard Killeen. Auckland: Workshop Press, 1994.] Zucchini Roma: A Life in the Theatre Video history of Red Mole 1974-94. Script: Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Dir. Sally Rodwell. Producers: Sally Rodwell and Melectra (Michelle Scullion and Richard Bluck), 1995. The Bathhouse, by V. Mayakovsky. Adapt. and dir. by Sally Rodwell. Performers: VUW Russian language students. Performances: VUW, Wellington 1995. Radio Radio Script: Alan Brunton. Red Mole, 1995. underground, by F. Dostoevsky and L. Petrushevskaya. Adapt. and dir. Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton, Russian and English. Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: ROADWORKS. Performances: Wellington 1996. Ponsonby Community Centre, September 1996. The Oooboo Dooboo Show Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: ROADWORKS, Loosehead (band) Performances: Wellington, 1996. Shoes Film. Dir. Sally Rodwell and Robin Nathan. Wellington and Auckland International Film Festivals, July 1996. Romaunt of Glossa: a saga Poems by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, July 1996. Sky on Fire Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Jonathan Besser and band. Performances: Wellington 1996. goin’ to Djibouti Playscript by Alan Brunton, introduction by Sally Rodwell. Bumper Books, November 1996. Writing Island Bay Edited by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, 1997. Theories of Everything Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Jonathan Besser and The Free Word Band. Poster: Alan Brunton. Performances: 1st Floor Underground, Wellington, 21 - 22 March 1997. Years Ago Today. Language & Performance: 1969 Essay by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books Cultural Studies #1, July 1997. Remarks on’The Future of Poetry’ Lecture by Alan Brunton. Seeing Voices : A Festival of New Zealand Poetry. Auckland, 23 August 1997. 33 perfumes of pleasure Compact disk (music and spoken word). Alan Brunton and The Free Word Band (Grant Sutherland, Kieran Monaghan, Michelle Scullion, Campbell Kneale). Red Mole / Bumper Records, September 1997. Not Broadcast Quality 3 Festival of Women’s Performance Produced by Sally Rodwell and Madeline McNamara in association with Magdalena Aotearoa. Lighting: Lisa Maule, Celestina Sumby. Set design: Leanna Leuitaua. Sound: Gloria Hildred. Stage manager: Te Iti Rawa Nepia, Linda Fox. Publicity: Madeline McNamara, Charmaine Ngarimu. Photography: Melanie Thaker. Poster: Debra Bustin. Overture music: Jean McAllister. NBQ Logo design: Lesley Kaiser. MC: Madeline McNamara. Performers: Queer Fish (Suzi Fray, Tam Evans, Gabrielle Hoeksema, Sue Thorby); Bridget Nawalowalo & Felix & Ruby Star’ Roadworks (Sally Rodwell, Natalya Lioubachchevskaya, Zhenia Ishanina); Mama Huia (Sharon Smith, Awhina Pewheirangi, Kim Cliffton); Helen Moulder & Rose Beauchamp; Charmaine Ngarimu & Anita Purcell; Womensong (Jazz Band) Angeline Conaghan, Naomi Ferguson, Cathy Williams, Natalia Robinson, Sarah Cook, Bridget Kelly, Kate Saunders; Pinky Agnew & Lorae Parry; The Shirleys (Daphne owers, Alayna Ashby, Sue Insley, Sue Halliwell, Carla Morris, Anna Gehrke, Justine Ward); Michelle Spijkerbosch & Sarah Parker; Nga Tuahine (Valeta Harris; Dale Ferris, Tanya Mitcalfe, Keren Rickard, Rapai); Pacific Sisters (Suzanne Tamaki, Niwhai Tupaea, Ema Lyon, Alicia Courtenay); Myfanwy Moore & Anastasia Daillianis; Pocket Knife Poets (Kate Camp, Alison Wong, Ruth Pink); Suzie Everard & Paula Crutchlow; Michelle Scullion; Michele Leggott; Mary-Anne Bourke; Charlotte Yates; Heidi Cosslett; Stefanie Standish; Alice Anne Atoa; Linda Fox; Kate Harcourt; Kathy Dudding; Vanessa Stacey; Nerissa Te Patu; Gay Sutton; Linda Earle; Puti Lancaster; Emma Paki; Chloe Reeves; Wanjiku Kiarie; Donna Muir; Caroline Waltz; Andrea Robinson; Michelle Poole; Roma Potiki; Moira Wairama; Monique Leerschool; Jean McAllister; Marnie Mitchell; Nancy Fulford; Nina Nawalowalo; Celia West; Sue Dunlop; Debbie Gillanders; Hinemoa Baker. Performances: Taki Rua, 25 - 29 November 1997. City of Night Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: ROADWORKS. Performances: Wellington 1997. Heaven's Cloudy Smile Video. Script: Alan Brunton, Michele Leggott, Sally Rodwell. Dir. Sally Rodwell. Producers: GG Films / Red Mole. Performers: Alan Brunton, Michele Leggott, DRESS, ROADWORKS, Maggie Kennedy, Glenis Giles, Jean McAllister, Mark, James and Robin Fryer, Set design: Stuart Shepherd. Premieres: Auckland and Wellington International Film Festivals, 14 & 15 July 1998. The Navigators - Historia von Dr Ray Humbabby Script: Alan Brunton. Performances: FUEL Festival, Hamilton, 1998. Hey Bird Dog! Essay / lecture by Alan Brunton. Making Histories, University of Canterbury seminar series, July 1998. ‘Love on a Bicycle’: Imagining NZ in the Sixties Devised and dir: by Alan Brunton. Performers: Canterbury University Theatre Studies Honours students (Anastasia Dailianis, Haydn Kerr, Robin Lean, George Parker, Ruth Spenser) Music: Simon Kay. Technical director: Myfanwy Moore. Performances: Free Theatre, Christchuch, 8-11 September 1998. An Exposition of the Word Poetry and jazz. Performers: Alan Brunton, Michele Leggott, John Pule. Performance: The Green Room, Christchurch, 10 September 1999. Comrade Savage Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Canterbury University Theatre Studies Honours students Dir: Alan Brunton Performances; Free Theatre, Christchurch, 21 - 31 October 1998. Moonshine Poem by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, October 1998. Magdalena Aotearoa International Festival of Women’s Performance Produced by Sally Rodwell and Madeline McNamara. Wellington and Paekakariki, 22 March – 4 April 1999. Babushka Suite Script: Alan Brunton. Russian and English. Dir. Sally Rodwell. Performers: ROADWORKS. Performances; Wellington 1999. Krapp’s Last Tape, by Samuel Beckett Performer: Alan Brunton. Dir. Peter Falkenberg. Performances: Free Theatre, Christchurch, 1999. Radio Radio 2 Concert show. Performers: Alan Brunton, Angeline Conaghan, Michele Leggott, Jean McAllister, Kieran Monaghan, Sally Rodwell, Grant Sutherland, Performances: Going West Books and Writers Festival, Lopdell House, Titirangi, 17 - 18 September 1999. Wellington, [October] 1999. O Fortuna, by G. G. Marquez Ensemble production. Adapt. and dir. Sally Rodwell. Performers: ROADWORKS (Angeline Conaghan, Bridget Kelly, Tahi Mapp-Boren). Performances: The Space, Newtown, Wellington, 7 – 10 June 2000. Comrade Savage Playscript by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, 2000. Comrade Savage Script: Alan Brunton. Dir. Alan Brunton. Performers: VUW theatre students. Performances: Drama Studio, May 2000. Compostela: A Walk Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Angeline Conaghan, Kieran Monaghan. Performances: The Space, Newtown, Wellington, 3 - 4 June 2000. Broadcast: Channel 7, Wellington, 29 July 2000. X Festival Internacional de Poesia en Medellin Performer: Alan Brunton. Medellin and Bucaramanga, Colombia, 23 June – 2 July 2000. Radio Radio (Il Encuentro de Poesia) Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell. Performances: Festival Il Encuentro de Poesia, Teatro La Mascara, Cali, Colombia, [between 4 – 8] July 2000. Es Como Es / How It Is Poems by Alan Brunton, with Spanish translations by [ ]. Medellin, June 2000. Big Smoke: New Zealand Poems 1960-1975 Poems, introduction by Alan Brunton. Edited by Alan Brunton, Murray Edmond and Michele Leggott. Auckland UP, July 2000. Epiphany Locks Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell and ROADWORKS Performances: The Space, Newtown, Wellington, December 2000. Gonne, Strange, Charity Monologues by Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, December 2000. City of Night Video. Shot in Croton-on-Hudson, NY. December 1997 – January 1998. Script: Alan Brunton. Dir. Sally Rodwell. Music: Kieran Monaghan and Grant Sutherland. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell, Ruby Brunton, Deborah Hunt, Red Mole, 2000. Krapp’s First Video Performer: Alan Brunton. Dir. Shahin Yazdani. Christchurch: University of Canterbury Theatre and Film Studies, 2000. Ecstasy Poems by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, February 2001. Alias Monk: A Chronicle Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Kieran Monaghan. Performances: Wellington Fringe Festival, The Space, Newtown, Wellington, 9 - 11 March 2001. A Stretch of the Imagination, by Jack Hibberd. Performer: Martyn Sanderson. Dir: Alan Brunton. Performances: Nelson, Christchurch, 2001. Alan Brunton author page, New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre (nzepc), July 2001. www.nzepc.auckland.ac.nz/authors/brunton The Brian Bell Reader Edited by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, 2001. Bad Language Lecture performance by Alan Brunton. Bad Language lecture series, Jar Foundation / Artspace. Auckland City Gallery Auditorium, 8 August 2001. Grooves of Glory Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell, Jeff Henderson. Performances: 5th Wellington International Jazz Festival, The Space, Newtown, 26 October 2001; 31 October 2001. Robert McDougall Gallery, Christchurch, 16 November 2001. Darkness Not Asleep Collaborative production. Script: Alan Brunton and ROADWORKS Dir. Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Performances: The Space, Newtown, Wellington, December 2001. Crazy Voyage Video documentary of Magdalena Aotearoa International Festival of Woen’s Performance, Wellington/Paekakariki, March 1999. Dir. Sally Rodwell and Alan Brunton. Red Mole, 2001. Angel in the Rain Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: ROADWORKS. Performances: Wellington Fringe Festival, The Space, Newtown, 27 February – 1 March 2002. Zarathustra Said Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell. Jeff Henderson, Chris Palmer, Daphne Owers. Performances: Wellington Fringe Festival, 2 - 3 March 2002. Quaker Meeting House, Wanganui, 25 May 2002. Solstice Tour, Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival, Norway, 21 June 2002. Grooves of Glory: The Remix Script: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton, Sally Rodwell, Jeff Henderson. Wellington Fringe Festival, The Space, Newtown, 14 - 15 March 2002; ‘Send Them Away Now’, Quaker Meeting House, Wanganui, 25 May and The Space 30 May – 2 June 2002; Solstice Tour: Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival, Norway, 19 June 2002. Nietzsche / Zarathustra, music and spoken word. Compact disk. Lyrics: Alan Brunton. Performers: Alan Brunton. Sally Rodwell, Jeff Henderson, Daphne Owers, Chris Palmer. Red Mole / Space CDs, June 2002. Fq Poems by Alan Brunton. Bumper Books, October 2002.

Richard Killeen, 1980

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