Maurizio Battista New Year’s Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

Maurizio Battista celebrates New Year's Eve at the Teatro Olimpico in Rome, at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano 17, on Thursday, December 31, 2026, with a New Year's Special 2026/2027: the show starts at 21:45 and the evening, according to the theater's calendar, ends at 01:30 on January 1, 2027. You get there by metro line A to Flaminio and then tram 2 to the terminus at Piazza Mancini, from where you walk about 500 meters along Viale del Pinturicchio. Alternatively there is bus 910 from Termini to the Pannini stop. For the return, late at night, it is best to check in advance the extra runs that the public transport company operates for New Year's Eve. Prices published by the theater run from 96 euros (side balcony with railing) to 150 euros (gold premium stalls), plus a presale fee from 14:50 to 22.50 euros. Tickets are bought on the venue's official website, with an online fee of 7 euros per ticket, or at the theater box office. The detailed program of the evening, the theater warns, is still being defined.

Language: performed in Italian. No English version or English surtitles are announced.

New Year's at the theater is a Roman tradition with its faithful, and Battista is one of its hosts. Those who saw him in November with Se non vinco... imparo know what to expect from the comedian. The night of the 31st, however, is something else, an evening in itself, with music and laughter, as the theater presents it, and with midnight in the middle. Below you will find what is known about the evening, what it costs and how to choose your seat, the career of a comedian who for almost 50 years has been telling Rome to Romans, and everything you need to get to the Olimpico and, above all, to get home.

Maurizio Battista's New Year's Special: what kind of evening it is

The New Year's Special 2026/2027 is a single evening at Teatro Olimpico, separate from the November run, in which Maurizio Battista accompanies the audience to midnight and beyond, between music and laughter. The theater presents it as a dream to live with open eyes, with Battista holding the reins of the game.

A different show from November

From November 4 to 29 Battista brings to the Olimpico his one-man show Se non vinco... imparo. The December 31 Special has its own page, price and program: it is a party evening built around the turn of the year, not a repeat of the fall show.

The program

The theater lists the program of the evening as still being defined. What is certain: start at 21:45, expected end at 01:30, and midnight in the hall. Those who buy now are buying Battista and New Year's Eve night. The rest will be discovered.

Music and laughter

The presentation speaks of music and laughter without brakes. It is consistent with Battista's history, who on television hosted variety shows and prime-time shows, from Sempre più convinto to Poco di tanto. The verdict is clear: those looking for an elegant dinner with a gala party have the wrong address. Those who want to laugh until midnight in a hall full of Romans are in the right place.

Tickets and prices for the New Year's Special

Tickets for Maurizio Battista's New Year's Special cost from 96 to 150 euros plus the presale fee, with an online fee of 7 euros per ticket. The theater specifies that the presale fee is always required when the ticket is issued.

Stalls

Gold premium stalls 150 euros plus 22.50 presale. Side premium stalls 132 euros plus 20. Stalls seat 121 euros plus 18.50.

Balcony

Central balcony 121 euros plus 18.50. Balcony with railing 117 euros plus 17.50. Side balcony 110 euros plus 16.50. Side balcony with railing 96 euros plus 14.50.

What you really spend

Adding presale fee and online fee, a gold premium stalls seat bought on the site costs 179.50 euros. One in the side balcony with railing 117.50 euros. For a couple, the evening runs from about 235 to about 360 euros, dinner excluded. Buying at the box office avoids the online fee.

Where to buy

Tickets are bought on the official Teatro Olimpico website or at the box office at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano. For a single evening, with no repeat performances, the rule is simple: those who wait until December choose among the seats left.

Who Maurizio Battista is

Maurizio Battista is a comedian, cabaret performer, actor, TV host and theater director born in Rome on June 29, 1957, in the San Giovanni district, where he still lives. His comedy targets everyday behavior by taking it to excess, and many of his sketches come from bizarre ads and newspaper articles, all actually published.

The roots: San Giovanni and Ciociaria

His father, Antonio, was from Arce, in Ciociaria. As a boy Battista worked in the family bar in San Giovanni: a school of varied humanity and counter banter that can be felt throughout his repertoire. He began doing theater in 1978.

Television: from Fantastico to Colorado

He made his television debut in 1989, in the tenth edition of Fantastico, alongside Massimo Ranieri, Anna Oxa and Giancarlo Magalli. In the early 1990s Pippo Baudo wanted him in Partita doppia. In 1996 he was a success at the Dopofestival of Sanremo. Then the Seven Show on Europa 7, Assolo on La7 in 2003, Colorado on Italia 1 from 2004, Buona Domenica on Canale 5 as co-host, Quelli che il calcio until 2009.

The Rai 2 years

From 2009 to 2011 he hosted on Rai 2 three editions of his show Sempre più convinto. Then Il mio secondo matrimonio in 2012 and Tutte le strade portano a... in 2013. In September 2014 he hosted Striscia la notizia for a week with Leonardo Pieraccioni.

Comedy Central and prime time

From 2016 he brought Battistology to Comedy Central. In 2017 he had the comic segment on DiMartedì. In 2018 Io sono Battista aired on Italia 1. In 2020 he returned to prime time on Rai 2 with the one-man show Poco di tanto. In recent years he has been among the faces of Only Fun and Nove Comedy Club on Nove.

Film

In film he has worked with Pupi Avati in Il figlio più piccolo, with Leonardo Pieraccioni in Finalmente la felicità and Un fantastico via vai, with Giovanni Veronesi in L'ultima ruota del carro, with Pasquale Scimeca in Rosso Malpelo. In 2026 he co-directs with Gianni Quinto Maledetto tempo.

Theater: almost one show a year

His first show, in 2001, carries a title in Romanesco, Vatte a fidà. Since then Battista has produced a new show almost every season: Qualcuno dovrà pur dirglielo, Io e voi, Una serata unica, Ero felice e non lo sapevo, 30 anni e non li dimostra, Tutti contro tutti, Nato il 29 giugno, Qualcosa non mi quadra, Uno... Nessuno... Centomila, up to Se non vinco imparo in 2026. He also published a comic audiobook, Senti, senti, senti, in 2016.

Battista and the holidays: a house specialty

New Year's at the Olimpico is not Battista's first appointment with the holidays: his repertoire includes Combinati per le feste, at Teatro Brancaccio in the 2013/2014 season, the 2019 TV show Natale a casa Battista and Risate sotto l'albero on Nove. The Roman comedian has made the end-of-year holidays a small personal genre.

Natale a casa Battista

In December 2019 Rai 2 aired Natale a casa Battista, a Christmas show with Battista as protagonist, repeated the following week on Rai Premium. It is proof that his language, made of family, relatives and domestic quirks, adapts naturally to the holidays.

Risate sotto l'albero

Between 2024 and 2025 Battista took part in Risate sotto l'albero on Nove, another comedy program tied to the Christmas period. The audience that follows him on television in December is the same that, on the 31st, goes to see him live.

Why it works

The holidays are the ideal terrain for comedy built on observing everyday life: the big dinner, the relatives, the wrong gifts, the resolutions. Battista tells them as a Roman from San Giovanni, with the language of someone who lives them. New Year's Eve night, with a hall full of families and groups of friends, is his ideal audience.

Maurizio Battista and Teatro Olimpico

Battista brought to Teatro Olimpico Cari amici miei... come giochi, giochi male! in 2008 and Sempre più convinto in 2009, before moving to the Sistina with Sempre più convinto... dalla cantina al Sistina in 2010. In the 2026/2027 season he returns twice.

A career of Roman theaters

His theatrical path is a map of Rome: Teatro dei Satiri, Teatro dei Servi, Sala Umberto, the Olimpico, the Sistina, the Brancaccio, the Auditorium Conciliazione. Few comedians have crossed so many of the city's halls.

November and New Year's

In the 2026/2027 season the Olimpico entrusts him with the opening of the subscription shows, in November, and with New Year's Eve night. Two weighty appointments in the same theater, a few weeks apart: a sign of trust that few comedians in Rome receive.

A New Year's that repeats

It is not Battista's first New Year's Eve at the Olimpico: the theater's website also keeps the page of Uno... Nessuno... Centomila Speciale Capodanno, the December 31, 2025 evening, presented with the same words as this year. For the Roman audience New Year's with Battista at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano is by now a recurring appointment.

A curiosity about Maurizio Battista New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

Maurizio Battista made his television debut in 1989 in the tenth edition of Fantastico, and his first national audience got to know him in the same genre that New Year's at the Olimpico revives: variety, between music and comedy.

In that edition Battista was the comedian alongside Massimo Ranieri, Anna Oxa and Giancarlo Magalli: a young Roman cabaret performer inside the biggest machine of television of the time. 37 years later, on the night of December 31, he does the same job in a theater, without cameras, with the audience a few meters away.

There is then another coincidence, this time tied to the hall. Teatro Olimpico was born as a cinema, and until the 1950s, in the intervals between one film and the next, it hosted vaudeville acts: comedians, singers, dancers, variety numbers. The New Year's evening with a Roman comedian, music and laughter brings the hall back, for one night, to its original vocation. Battista, who began doing theater when vaudeville was already a memory, picks up its legacy in the place where that tradition really lived.

The history of Teatro Olimpico

Teatro Olimpico at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano was Cine-Teatro Olimpico from 1936 and Teatro Olimpico from 1981. It faces Lungotevere Flaminio, in front of the Ponte della Musica.

The 1930s

The block was built in 1935 and 1936 by the firm Garbarino, Sciaccaluga and Mezzacane for the Società Generale Immobiliare, in the same years as the Foro Italico on the other bank of the Tiber.

Cinema and vaudeville

Until the 1950s, war aside, the hall operated as a cinema, with vaudeville acts in the intervals. Hence its form as a large cinema hall equipped like a theater.

The Filarmonica and 1980

In the postwar period the Accademia Filarmonica Romana rented the theater. At the end of the 1970s the owner and operator went bankrupt and the building was put up for sale. The president of the Filarmonica, Adriana Panni, promoted a subscription and in 1980 Teatro Olimpico spa, a company of citizens, bought the property.

From 1981 to today

From 1981 the program opened to drama, dance and comedy with wide appeal. In the 2009/2010 season, according to Agis rankings, the Olimpico was the second theater in Rome and the seventh in Italy by number of spectators.

The hall and the seats

Teatro Olimpico has 1,410 seats, 966 in the stalls and 444 in the gallery, with the stalls in a sloping amphitheater. For a comedy show it is a generous hall: you see well almost everywhere.

Stalls

The rows rise toward the back at constant heights: those behind see over the heads of those in front. The gold premium stalls is the choice of those who want to see Battista up close. The first rows are also the ones a comedian who talks with the audience interacts with most.

Gallery

The gallery, which at the box office corresponds to the balcony, has a horseshoe shape. The central balcony costs as much as the stalls seat and offers a frontal view. The side sectors and those with railing cost less and see a little less.

The foyer

The round foyer and the corridors preserve historic set designs created for the Filarmonica. On New Year's Eve, with the hall full, the foyer will be crowded: arrive early.

Something nobody tells you about Maurizio Battista New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

The real difficulty of the New Year's Special at the Olimpico is not finding a ticket: it is getting home at 01:30 on January 1, from Flaminio, on the busiest night of the year. Nobody writes it on the poster, and everyone notices on the way out.

The evening ends, according to the theater's calendar, at 01:30. At that hour a hall of over 14 hundred people pours into Piazza Gentile da Fabriano, while in the city taxis are under assault and traffic is that of New Year's Eve night. At the terminus at Piazza Mancini, five minutes' walk away, the night line n24 stops. For the metro, tram 2 and the other lines, the hours of the night of December 31 are special and should be checked on the transport company's website in the days before.

It is worth deciding the return before buying the ticket. If you live in Flaminio, Ponte Milvio or Prati, walking home is the most serene solution: a stroll along the Tiber on the first night of the year is not a punishment. If you live far, book a car with driver in advance or arrange with a friend who does not drink. Waiting for a taxi at the exit, at 01:30 on New Year's, is the surest way to spoil a lovely evening.

Where to sit for the New Year's Special

For the New Year's Special the best value is the central balcony, which costs as much as the stalls seat and offers a frontal view from above. With party-night prices, the choice of section weighs on the bill more than usual.

For those who want closeness

The gold premium stalls, at 150 euros plus presale, puts you a few meters from the comedian. It is the seat for those who want to see the expressions and accept becoming, perhaps, part of the show.

For those who want to spend sensibly

Stalls seat and central balcony, at 121 euros plus presale, are the balanced choice. In the stalls you are closer, in the balcony you see the whole better, especially if there are musical moments.

For those who want to save

The side balcony with railing, at 96 euros plus presale, is the cheapest seat. For a comedy evening the sacrifice is limited: you hear everything, you see a little less.

The advice I give you for visiting Maurizio Battista New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

My advice is to buy right away, at the box office and not online, two seats in the central balcony, and to arrange a light dinner in the neighborhood before the show. It is the combination that gives the most from the evening at the most reasonable price.

The box office saves the 7-euro online fee per ticket, and lets you choose the seat by talking to someone who knows the hall. On a single evening, with a comedian who has been filling Roman stalls for decades, the central seats are the first to go.

On dinner: the show starts at 21:45 and ends at 01:30. Arriving with a five-course feast in your stomach means fighting sleep at midnight. Better an early dinner, at 19:30, in a trattoria or pizzeria in the area, already booked: on the night of the 31st restaurants work with fixed menus and rigid seatings, and those who do not book are left out.

One last tip: dress for the party but think about the way back. Lungotevere Flaminio in January, at 01:30, is cold and windy. A real coat and comfortable shoes are worth more than an elegance that will make you suffer in a taxi line.

Another well-known fact, yet rarely mentioned

Teatro Olimpico belongs to a joint-stock company born in 1980 from a subscription by citizens, Teatro Olimpico spa, promoted by the then president of the Accademia Filarmonica Romana, Adriana Panni. It is a fact known in Rome, but rarely recalled to those who come in to laugh.

At the end of the 1970s the old cinema in Flaminio risked becoming something else: the owning company and the film body that ran it had gone bankrupt, and the building was for sale. Panni raised capital among professionals, entrepreneurs, intellectuals and music lovers, and the new company, in which the Academy also took a stake, bought the property from the Società Generale Immobiliare. She was its president from 1980 to 1994.

The consequence is visible on nights like this. A private theater that stands on its own legs needs full halls, and since 1981 the Olimpico has built a program in which popular comedy lives alongside international dance and the Filarmonica's music. New Year's with Battista is the most festive side of this formula: the evening when the citizens' theater fills with citizens to greet the new year. When you toast at midnight, remember that without that subscription the hall might no longer exist.

How to get to Teatro Olimpico on the night of December 31

Teatro Olimpico is reached by metro line A to Flaminio and tram 2 to the terminus at Piazza Mancini, from where you walk about 500 meters along Viale del Pinturicchio. On December 31, however, public transport hours are special and need to be checked.

Metro A and tram 2

From Piazzale Flaminio tram 2 takes you to Piazza Mancini. From there to Piazza Gentile da Fabriano it is five minutes on foot. For the outward trip, at 21:00, it is the simplest solution.

Bus

The lines listed by the theater are 220, 232, 233, 280, 301, 446, 48, 910 and 911. The 910 leaves from Termini: you get off at the Pannini stop and walk about 300 meters along Viale del Pinturicchio. At Piazza Mancini the 200, 201, 53 and the night line n24 also arrive, useful for the return.

By car

From the center take Viale del Muro Torto toward Piazzale Flaminio, then Via Luisa di Savoia and the lungotevere up to Lungotevere Flaminio. From the north you cross the Ponte Duca d'Aosta from the Foro Italico. Parking around the theater is difficult on any show night. On New Year's Eve, with celebrations in the city, even more so.

The return

At 01:30 the options are the night line n24 from Piazza Mancini, any extra New Year's Eve runs, a booked car or a walk. Choose beforehand.

The right photo to take at Maurizio Battista New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

The right photo of the New Year's Special is taken on the way out, at 01:30, on the Ponte della Musica opposite the theater, with the dark Tiber below and the city celebrating around. It is the first photo of the year, and it is hard to find a better one in Rome.

The bridge links Flaminio to the Foro Italico, and from the center of the span you see the river, the lights of the lungotevere and, turning around, the rationalist facade of the theater with its travertine base. On the first night of the year, with fireworks still popping in nearby neighborhoods, the background enriches itself. Shoot calmly: at that moment the square is full, but the bridge, a few steps away, is almost always free.

The second photo is taken on arrival, around 21:15: the lit facade of the theater, with the sign and the elegant people waiting. Stand on the opposite side of the square to get the whole building and the movement in front.

Inside, during the show, no phones. A comedian works on timing and surprise, and the glow of a screen in the stalls ruins both. The only exception I allow is the minute of midnight, if Battista himself invites you to celebrate: in that case, follow the host.

Some important events that took place here in history

On March 4, 1965 Pierre Boulez conducted at Teatro Olimpico the Italian premiere of Igor Stravinsky's Abraham and Isaac and the European premiere of his Elegy for J.F.K. It is the most important date in the hall's musical history, tied to the Accademia Filarmonica Romana.

In the following years the Olimpico hosted stagings in which art and music met: Stravinsky's Histoire du soldat from October 11 to 14, 1966, with a backdrop by Giacomo Manzù. Niccolò Castiglioni's Tre misteri in 1968, with a sculpture by Mirko. Stravinsky's Mass in October 1975, with the golden forms of Corrado Cagli. Those sets are still in the foyer.

1980 is the year of the corporate turning point, with the birth of Teatro Olimpico spa. From 1981 the hall changes name and vocation: in April 1982 Moses Pendleton's Momix debut, who would become regular guests. The Lindsay Kemp Company arrives in 1989 and 1993. In the 1990s Mikhail Baryshnikov passes through with the White Oak Dance Project, in October 1995, and the Bolshoi Ballet, in September 1996.

For comedy, the date to remember is May 1996, when Gigi Proietti brings A me gli occhi to the Olimpico. In 2008 and 2009 Maurizio Battista arrives with Cari amici miei... come giochi, giochi male! and Sempre più convinto. The night of December 31, 2026 adds a date to that history.

Who has passed through Maurizio Battista New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico, December 31, 2026

On the stage of Teatro Olimpico have passed comedians such as Gigi Proietti, Enrico Brignano, Vincenzo Salemme, Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo, Lillo and Greg and Max Giusti, and musicians such as Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Jessye Norman, Zubin Mehta and Lucio Dalla. Battista has been part of this list for almost 20 years.

The theater's memory, for classical music, preserves the names of Benedetti Michelangeli, Jessye Norman, Zubin Mehta, Giuseppe Sinopoli, Luigi Dallapiccola and Pierre Boulez. For song, Marillion in February 1988, Lucio Dalla with Henna in April 1994, the Pooh with Musica dentro in October 1994, Giorgio Gaber on January 28, 1998. For dance, Baryshnikov, Joaquín Cortés, Lindsay Kemp, Maurice Béjart, the Bolshoi, Antonio Gades and the Momix.

Comedy is the most Roman part of this story. Proietti, Brignano, Salemme, Neri Marcorè, Ale and Franz, Gioele Dix, Cinzia Leone, Lillo and Greg, Max Giusti, Massimo Ranieri: for decades the Olimpico has been one of the city's homes of laughter. Among the protagonists of its history the theater also recalls Dario Fo.

And Battista, who has long figured on the list, next to Proietti. They are two different ways of being a Roman comedian, the cultured star performer and the neighborhood cabaret artist, but both found a stage here that suits them. Greeting the new year with him, in that hall, means entering a story the city knows well.

Flaminio around the theater

Teatro Olimpico is in the Flaminio district, north of Piazza del Popolo, between the Auditorium, the MAXXI and the Ponte della Musica. On New Year's Eve it is a quiet district, far from the crush of the center.

The Foro Italico and the Tiber

In front of the theater the Ponte della Musica leads to the Foro Italico. Those who arrive early can take a short walk along the river before the show.

Auditorium and MAXXI

In the interior of the district are the Auditorium Parco della Musica and the MAXXI. On December 31, for those arriving from outside, an afternoon at the museum and the evening at the theater make a complete day.

Milvian Bridge

Going up the Tiber you reach Milvian Bridge, with the square full of venues: the destination of those who, after 01:30, do not yet feel like sleeping.

Toward the center

Along Via Flaminia you meet the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and then Piazza del Popolo, where tram 2 starts.

Where to have dinner on New Year's Eve

Around Teatro Olimpico, between Piazza Mancini, Via Flaminia and Piazza Gentile da Fabriano, there are pizzerias, trattorias and neighborhood bars, and on the night of the 31st almost all of them work by reservation.

Before the show

With the start at 21:45, the best solution is dinner at 19:30. On December 31 many places offer fixed New Year's menus: ask in advance if there is an early evening seating compatible with the theater.

After the show

At 01:30 the kitchens are almost all closed. Those who want to eat afterward need to find out beforehand about the venues of Ponte Milvio, the nearest nightlife area, or arrange something at home.

With a group

For a group, book the restaurant before buying the tickets: on New Year's Eve it is the table, not the seat at the theater, that is hardest to find.

Accessibility at Teatro Olimpico

Those with reduced mobility who want to attend the New Year's Special should contact the box office before buying, at biglietti@teatroolimpico.it. It is the surest way to learn about suitable seats and access arrangements.

The stalls slope in an amphitheater and the gallery is on the upper floor. On New Year's Eve the hall will be full and the exit, at 01:30, crowded: those who need assistance should mention it when buying, and plan the way home with a booked vehicle.

New Year's Eve in Rome: why choose the theater

In Rome New Year's Eve is spent in the square, at a restaurant, at home or at the theater, and the theater is the choice of those who want an organized evening, indoors and without the crush. For the city's alternatives there is the guide to New Year's Eve in Rome.

The theater has three obvious advantages. You are warm, which at the end of December is not a small thing. You have a numbered seat, without the crowding of the squares. And you reach midnight laughing, which for many is the best way to close a year. The disadvantage is the cost, which for Battista's Special is that of a party evening, and the way home, which needs thought. For those with children old enough to last until 01:30, it is also a family New Year's that does not require cooking.

Frequently asked questions about Maurizio Battista's New Year's

What time does Maurizio Battista's New Year's Special start?

Maurizio Battista's New Year's Special 2026/2027 at Teatro Olimpico starts at 21:45 on December 31, 2026. According to the theater's calendar, the evening ends at 01:30 on January 1, 2027, with midnight spent in the hall.

How much do tickets for New Year's with Battista cost?

Tickets for Maurizio Battista's New Year's Special at Teatro Olimpico cost from 96 euros in the side balcony with railing to 150 euros in gold premium stalls, plus a presale fee from 14:50 to 22.50 euros. Online, a fee of 7 euros per ticket is added.

Is it the same show as Se non vinco... imparo?

No, the New Year's Special is an evening apart from Se non vinco... imparo, the show Maurizio Battista brings to Teatro Olimpico from November 4 to 29, 2026. It has its own prices and page, and the theater describes its program, between music and laughter, as still being defined.

Where is Teatro Olimpico?

Teatro Olimpico is at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano 17, in the Flaminio district, on the lungotevere opposite the Ponte della Musica. You get there by metro line A to Flaminio and tram 2 to Piazza Mancini, or by bus 910 from Termini.

How do you get home after the New Year's show?

The New Year's Special at Teatro Olimpico ends at 01:30. At the terminus at Piazza Mancini, five minutes' walk away, the night line n24 stops. The special New Year's Eve hours of metro, tram and bus should be checked on the transport company's website. It is best to book a car in advance.

Where do you buy the tickets?

Tickets for the New Year's Special are bought on the official Teatro Olimpico website, with an online fee of 7 euros per ticket, or at the theater box office in Piazza Gentile da Fabriano, where the fee is not charged.

How many seats does Teatro Olimpico have?

Teatro Olimpico in Rome has 1,410 seats: 966 in the stalls, arranged in an amphitheater, and 444 in the gallery, horseshoe-shaped. It is one of the largest theaters in the city, born as a cinema in 1936.

The advice is this: if you want to laugh at midnight, take two seats in the central balcony at the box office, dine early in the neighborhood and decide now how you will get home. Battista does the rest. And on the way out, before looking for a taxi, stop five minutes on the Ponte della Musica: the first photo of the year deserves the Tiber.

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