Level Up! Fest 2026

Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

Programme Schedule

Day 1, 24 Nov 2026

Time  Workshop  Facilitator  Venue
9:30am - 12:30am

Let’s All Move: Preparing your students for physical storytelling 

Koh Wan Ching 

Intercultural Theatre Institute
2:00pm - 5:00pm

Playwriting Pedagogy: Creating plays with and for young people 

Michelle Tan LASALLE McNally Campus


Day 2, 25 Nov 2026

Time  Workshop  Facilitator  Venue
9:30am - 12:30am

Inclusive Theatre Practices: Creating More Accessible Drama Classrooms 

Grace Lee-Khoo

Intercultural Theatre Institute
2:00pm - 5:00pm

Sustainable Theatre-Making and Theatre Green Book

Michael Budmani & Haleem Huff LASALLE McNally Campus

Workshop Fees and Festival Pass

   Discounted Rates*
 Standard Price
 Workshop Fee  $28  $35
 Festival Pass
Entry to all 4 workshops
 $96  $120

Available for SDEA Members, ITI Alumni, AIC Attendees, and LASALLE Students and Alumni

Maximise your learning experience with the Festival Pass. Enjoy entry to all 4 workshops a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

Not purchasing a Festival Pass? You can purchase individual workshop tickets by clicking on your preferred workshop title in the programme schedule.

Asian Intercultural Conference, 25–28 November 2026

As part of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between SDEA and the Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI), SDEA Members can enjoy up to $25 off programmes at the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging. 

Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

SDEA is proud to partner with ITI, and hopes to bring our communities together, allowing drama educators and theatre practitioners to support one another, exchange knowledge and ask deeper questions about the relationship between artistic practice and education.

Information on how to access the discount code is provided to members via email. 

Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com 




About Level Up! Fest

Level Up! Fest is SDEA’s platform to recognise, celebrate, and bring focus to the importance of professional development of educators and those involved in drama/theatre education. From workshops and courses, to career chats and talks, there are many opportunities for drama educators, teachers, and practitioners to Level Up! 

Topics and programmes offered during Level Up! Fest have included: 

  • Devising Theatre with Youth
  • Technical Theatre
  • Vocal Expression
  • Shakespeare Masterclasses
  • Career Chats with established professionals
  • Headshot-taking sessions

Since 2022, SDEA organise Level Up! Fest as a learning festival specially curated for the Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It aimed to address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.


Past Partners

SDEA has worked with institutions and companies to deliver academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room. Previous partners include:

  • Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)
  • LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE)
  • Intercultural Theatre Institute

as well as a plethora of freelance educators providing workshops and programmes.


Upcoming Programmes

    • 24 Nov 2026
    • 9:30 AM
    • 25 Nov 2026
    • 5:00 PM
    • Intercultural Theatre Institute & LASALLE College of the Arts
    Register

    Maximise your learning experience with the Festival Pass. Enjoy entry to all 4 workshops a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Not purchasing a Festival Pass? You can purchase individual workshop tickets by clicking on your preferred workshop title in the programme schedule below.

    Programme Schedule

    Day 1, 24 Nov 2026

    Time  Workshop  Facilitator  Venue
    9:30am - 12:30am

    Let’s All Move: Preparing your students for physical storytelling 

    Koh Wan Ching 

    Intercultural Theatre Institute
    2:00pm - 5:00pm

    Playwriting Pedagogy: Creating plays with and for young people 

    Michelle Tan LASALLE McNally Campus


    Day 2, 25 Nov 2026

    Time  Workshop  Facilitator  Venue
    9:30am - 12:30am

    Inclusive Theatre Practices: Creating More Accessible Drama Classrooms 

    Grace Lee-Khoo

    Intercultural Theatre Institute
    2:00pm - 5:00pm

    Sustainable Theatre-Making and Theatre Green Book

    Michael Budmani & Haleem Huff LASALLE McNally Campus


    Level Up! Fest 2026

    Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

    This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

    Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

    LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

    The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging.

    Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

    For the first time, AIC 2026 moves into an evening format with three nights of encounters and exchanges from 25 to 27 November, culminating in a full day of events on 28 November.

    Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com

    • 24 Nov 2026
    • 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Intercultural Theatre Institute
    • 18
    Register

    This workshop invites educators and practitioners to develop methods and processes for a physical approach to theatre making.

    • Discover exercises to heighten physical awareness and sensitivity
    • Discuss ways to encourage students to be physically confident
    • Work with objects to build physical expressivity and creative movement
    • Explore ways to develop spatial awareness
    • Learn about ensemble building through movement exercises

    Suitable for educators working with young adults.


    Accessibility Note: Please note that the venue does not have lift access. Participants will need to use the stairs to access the venue. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

    About the Facilitator

    Koh Wan Ching has worked as a theatre-maker with several companies including Drama Box, Nine Years Theatre, The Necessary Stage and Wild Rice. She has performed in and presented work at festivals in Asia as well as the Singapore International Festival of Arts and the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. From 2008–2012, she was part of the theatre collective A Group Of People (AGOP), which focused on experimental and collaboratively devised works.

    Her work builds upon her practice in physical and movement studies. Wan Ching holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Theatre Studies from the National University of Singapore, trained with SITI Company and the Suzuki Company of Toga and is a graduate of the inaugural SITI Conservatory Program and trained at The Yoga Shala Singapore. She is currently a faculty member and Head of Acting at the Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI).

    Discounts

    SDEA Member's Discount

    SDEA Members can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    ITI & LASALLE Student/Alumni Discount

    All ITI and LASALLE students and alumni can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    Festival Pass

    Festival Pass holders enjoy access to all 4 workshops at a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Buy a Festival Pass here.

    Level Up! Fest 2026

    Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

    This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

    Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

    LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

    The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging.

    Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

    For the first time, AIC 2026 moves into an evening format with three nights of encounters and exchanges from 25 to 27 November, culminating in a full day of events on 28 November.

    Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com

    • 24 Nov 2026
    • 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
    • LASALLE College of the Arts, McNally Campus
    • 19
    Register

    What makes a play suitable and exciting for young people? How do we encourage and incorporate student agency and ownership in the creative process? Through a range of exploratory exercises and group discussions, we will consider the process and challenges of co-constructing performance text with and for the groups of young people we work with.

    Suitable for educators/teaching artists working with primary to pre-tertiary students.

    About the Facilitator

    Michelle Tan is a writer and arts educator. Her plays have been produced by several local companies, including Singapore Repertory Theatre, the Esplanade, and Gateway Arts. Her most recent work, 'The Radicalisation of Mrs Mary Lim-Rodrigues', was developed with Centre 42 and staged by Wild Rice earlier this year. She continues to work with new writers and young theatremakers both in a personal and professional capacity.

    Discounts

    SDEA Member's Discount

    SDEA Members can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    ITI & LASALLE Student/Alumni Discount

    All ITI and LASALLE students and alumni can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    Festival Pass

    Festival Pass holders enjoy access to all 4 workshops at a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Buy a Festival Pass here.

    Level Up! Fest 2026

    Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

    This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

    Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

    LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

    The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging.

    Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

    For the first time, AIC 2026 moves into an evening format with three nights of encounters and exchanges from 25 to 27 November, culminating in a full day of events on 28 November.

    Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com

    • 25 Nov 2026
    • 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Intercultural Theatre Institute
    • 20
    Register

    This is a specialised workshop led by Grace Lee-Khoo, founder of Access Path Productions. Drawing from her extensive training with the UK’s Graeae Theatre Company, Lee-Khoo equips educators with practical tools to dismantle physical and social barriers in arts education.

    The training reframes disability awareness by shifting the focus from passive inclusion to active participation. Crucially, it introduces the aesthetics of access—the philosophy of embedding creative tools like audio description and multi-sensory storytelling directly into drama exercises, transforming accessibility from an administrative afterthought into a rich, creative asset for all students.


    Accessibility Note: Please note that the venue does not have lift access. Participants will need to use the stairs to access the venue. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

    About the Facilitator

    Grace Lee Khoo is the Founder of Access Path Productions, Singapore’s first disability-led theatre company. A director, performer, producer, dramaturg, drama educator, audio describer for the vision-impaired and creative access consultant who works internationally, Grace was International Artist-in-residence at London’s Graeae Theatre Company (2017). As the Lead Artist of the Inclusive Young Company (iYC), a holistic acting programme in collaboration with Singapore Repertory Theatre, Grace directed Kaite O’Reilly’s The 9 Fridas (2022), Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis (2023) and Hijinx Theatre’s Meet Fred (2024). Other significant works include Unlimited UK commission Being Carried (2026, Malaysia tour), And Suddenly I Disappear (2017-2018, SG/UK tour), National Gallery Singapore commissions Glimpse (2023) and Self Portrait (2019), Singapore Art Museum commissions desert of the ocean (doldrums) for Singapore Art Week 2024 and Patterns of Perception for Singapore Biennale 2023. Grace is currently an adjunct lecturer at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts specializing in Applied Theatre. Onscreen, she is the host of Channel News Asia’s documentary The New Hire (2022) and The Assembly (2025).

    Discounts

    SDEA Member's Discount

    SDEA Members can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    ITI & LASALLE Student/Alumni Discount

    All ITI and LASALLE students and alumni can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    Festival Pass

    Festival Pass holders enjoy access to all 4 workshops at a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Buy a Festival Pass here.

    Level Up! Fest 2026

    Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

    This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

    Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

    LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

    The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging.

    Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

    For the first time, AIC 2026 moves into an evening format with three nights of encounters and exchanges from 25 to 27 November, culminating in a full day of events on 28 November.

    Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com

    • 25 Nov 2026
    • 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
    • LASALLE College of the Arts, McNally Campus
    • 20
    Register

    Theatre-making can be a highly resource-intensive undertaking, requiring substantial quantities of materials for the creation of scenery, props and costumes for individual productions. Launched in the UK in 2020, Theatre Green Book is an industry-wide initiative that seeks to promote more sustainable theatre-making practices in response to the climate crisis. Freely accessible to performing arts practitioners across all disciplines and scales of production, Theatre Green Book provides a comprehensive framework for sustainable planning, best practice guidance, measurement tools and shared industry standards. Further regional iterations of Theatre Green Book have since been launched, with a Singaporean iteration launched in 2026.

    This interactive session will explore how the School of Dance and Theatre at LASALLE College of the Arts has significantly enhanced its sustainable theatre-making practices through its engagement with Theatre Green Book since 2025.

    A central component of Theatre Green Book is its sustainability calculator, which enables production teams to measure and benchmark the environmental sustainability of their productions. Drawing upon examples from previous theatrical productions, the session will demonstrate how the calculator has been applied in practice and how its findings can inform more sustainable approaches to theatre-making.

    The session will conclude with a live, guided demonstration of the sustainability calculator, providing participants with practical insights into its application and the potential for integrating Theatre Green Book principles into their own production practices.

    About the Facilitators

    Michael Budmani is Programme Leader for the Diploma in Theatre Production and Management at Lasalle College of the Arts. He an educator, stage manager, production manager and life coach with over 35 years of experience. His areas of specialism include stage management, production management, professionalisation, coaching and mentoring. Michael is currently undertaking a PhD, which is focused on his core interests of new pedagogies in theatre production, and the interface between technology and theatre production. 

    Haleem Huff is a highly experienced scenic builder and carpenter with extensive practical expertise in theatrical scenery construction. As Technical Officer of the Scenic Workshop at LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore, he oversees the delivery of multiple theatrical productions, managing the complex technical, logistical and operational demands of one of Singapore’s busiest scenic workshops.

    Discounts

    SDEA Member's Discount

    SDEA Members can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    ITI & LASALLE Student/Alumni Discount

    All ITI and LASALLE students and alumni can register for individual workshops at an exclusive rate of $28 (O.P. $35).

    Festival Pass

    Festival Pass holders enjoy access to all 4 workshops at a package rate of $120 (O.P. $140) — or $96 if you’re an SDEA Member, a ITI or LASALLE student/alumni or an attendee of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Buy a Festival Pass here.

    Level Up! Fest 2026

    Level Up! Fest (LUF) is a learning festival specially curated for Drama CCA Instructors and Teachers-in-charge. It will address some of the sector’s competency gaps, advance capabilities of educators, and encourage the development of holistic Drama CCA experiences for students in today's world.

    This year, LUF is presented in partnership with Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) and supported by LASALLE College of the Arts (LASALLE).

    Gain fresh knowledge and strategies from 4 dynamic workshops, each led by seasoned freelance drama educators or experienced lecturers from ITI and LASALLE. Learn directly from practitioners who bring both academic expertise and professional industry experience to the room.

    LUF2026 is proud to be a festival partner of the Asian Intercultural Conference 2026.

    Asian Intercultural Conference 2026

    The Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) returns to Singapore in November 2026 – bringing together artists, academics, and cultural policy shapers around the theme Staging the Unseen: Bodies, Power, and Belonging.

    Through the lens of intercultural and interdisciplinary practices, AIC investigates the performing body: shaped by multiplicity, plurality, fluid identities, and continuous negotiations across cultures, orientations, and histories.

    For the first time, AIC 2026 moves into an evening format with three nights of encounters and exchanges from 25 to 27 November, culminating in a full day of events on 28 November.

    Find out more: www.itiaic2026.com

Past Programmes

25 Nov 2025 Level Up! Fest 2025: Storytelling Through Light and Space – An Introduction to Set & Lighting Design
25 Nov 2025 Level Up! Fest 2025: Page to Persona: Teaching Plays for Youth
24 Nov 2025 Level Up! Fest 2025: Room full of ideas - Breaking down the devising process
24 Nov 2025 Level Up! Fest 2025: Vocal Expression for the Performing Artist
24 Nov 2025 Level Up! Fest 2025: Festival Pass
12 Nov 2024 Level Up! Fest 2024: Acting into the Voice
12 Nov 2024 Level Up! Fest 2024: Our Modern World Through Shakespeare's Eyes
15 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: Make Shakespeare Come Alive
15 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: Learning through Pretending - Drama as a Pedagogical Tool to Build Multiple Literacies in the NT English Classroom
15 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: The Anatomy of a Speech and Drama Class
14 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: Collaborative Creations: Unlocking Devised Theatre’s Potential
14 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: Engaging Learners through Drama in the Primary School Classroom
14 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023: Finding Your Authentic Voice
14 Nov 2023 Level Up! Fest 2023 Day Passes
23 Nov 2022 The Nuts and Bolts of Technical Theatre
23 Nov 2022 Warm-up Activities for Young Performers - Safeguarding Vocal Health of Young Performers
23 Nov 2022 Planting the Seeds of Change Through Drama - A Cognitive and Affective Process Steeped in Being and Becoming
23 Nov 2022 Dramaturgical Strategies for Devised Performance
23 Nov 2022 Developing Students’ Physicality through Le Jeu
22 Nov 2022 Game Design for Interactive Performance
22 Nov 2022 [CANCELLED] Let’s use Fables!/让我们用寓言!
22 Nov 2022 [Event changed] Facilitating Critical Thinking Through Participatory Drama
22 Nov 2022 The Actors Process
22 Nov 2022 Exploring the work of Jacques Lecoq
22 Nov 2022 The Expressive Voice
14 Nov 2022 Employment and Employability Institute (e2i) Funding - Level Up! Fest 2022
17 Oct 2022 Tina Sergeant Professional Development Initiative - Level Up! Fest 2022
30 Nov 2021 A Discussion - Skills Framework for Drama Educators
29 Nov 2021 Outdoor Voices – A Conversation About Arts for Young Audiences in Singapore
27 Nov 2021 Nutrition - for Arts Practitioners
27 Nov 2021 Contract Negotiation Strategies Workshop
25 Nov 2021 Drama for Learning in the Malay Language Classroom / Penggunaan Drama dalam Pengajaran Bahasa Melayu
25 Nov 2021 Drama for Learning in the Tamil Language Classroom / நாடக உத்திகளின் மூலம் தமிழ்மொழி கற்பித்தல்
24 Nov 2021 Child First Aid Blended Course by Singapore First Aid Training Centre (SFATC)
23 Nov 2021 Drama for Learning in the Chinese Language Classroom / 应用戏剧,促进华文教学
22 Nov 2021 Standard First Aid Blended Course by Singapore First Aid Training Centre (SFATC)
19 Nov 2021 Headshots
15 Nov 2021 Members Portal Clinic
13 Nov 2021 Broken Pieces, Bigger Picture: Identifying Trauma in the Classroom
13 Nov 2021 Opening To The Floor: Facilitating Post-Show Dialogues and Panel Discussions
12 Nov 2021 Supporting Mental Health in Schools and Communities Using Drama
10 Nov 2021 Caterpillar and Chrysalis: Storytelling Workshop
8 Nov 2021 Career Chat: Teaching Drama as a Co-Curricular Activity
2 Nov 2021 Mindfulness for Arts Practitioners
1 Nov 2021 Throwing A Light on Theatre-Making: Finding Spaces to Listen

SDEA is a not-for-profit Singapore Registered Charity (Institution of a Public Character) and a recipient of the National Arts Council’s Major Grant for the period from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2028.

Singapore Drama Educators Association is a registered charity (UEN: T02SS0123G) 
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