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Albano Antonio Carrisi (Italian: [alˈbaːno karˈriːzi]; born 20 May 1943), better known as Al Bano, is an Italian singer and actor. Having sold over 25 million records globally and career spanning seven decades,[1] he is one of the most recognisable Italian singers in the world. He has gained worldwide notability due to his four and a half octave vocal range[2] as well as his personal and professional association with Romina Power, daughter of Hollywood actor Tyrone Power, lasting until the 1990s. Carrisi is acclaimed for singing with operatic affinity in pop, rock and italo disco repertoires with extensive head voice and minimal usage of falsetto vocal register.[3] As of 2023, he has participated in 15 editions of the Sanremo Music Festival, tying the record for most participations with Anna Oxa, Milva, Peppino di Capri and Toto Cutugno; this includes a victory in 1984 duetting with Power. He additionally took part in the Sanremo Giovani selection in 1965.[4]

In 2016, he was awarded Albanian citizenship owing to his close ties with the country and a forename referring to the land.[5]

Biography

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Carrisi was born in the town of Cellino San Marco in the province of Brindisi, Apulia, where he still lives. His mother Iolanda Ottino named him Albano because, when he was born, his father Carmelo Carrisi was fighting in Albania for the Royal Italian Army during World War II. He has one brother, Franco Carrisi (known as Kocis).

Having moved to Milan for work, he was noticed by a producer. He made his debut in 1966 both as a singer, at the Festival delle Rose, and on television. He won the Un disco per l'estate, an Italian song contest, with "Pensando a te" in 1968. He recorded some major hits such as "La siepe" and "Nel sole" at that time. "Nel sole" sold 600,000 copies in Italy within three months of release in 1967, and eventually over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc in July 1968.[6]

Al Bano & Romina Power in 1976

Soon afterwards, he started a musical collaboration with Romina Power (daughter of the American actor Tyrone Power), whom he married in 1970. After their marriage, they recorded "Storia di due innamorati". They sang as the duo Al Bano & Romina Power for almost thirty years; their work has been especially popular in Italy, Austria, France, Spain, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Russia and Germany. They released "Dialogo" in 1975 and took part in the Eurovision Song Contest 1976 with the song "We'll Live It All Again" ("Noi lo rivivremo di nuovo"). They sang "Sharazan" in 1981 and the following year they took part in the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Felicità", which came second.[7] They won first prize in 1984 singing "Ci sarà" and again took part in the Eurovision Song Contest 1985 with "Magic Oh Magic". Both their Eurovision entries placed 7th.[8][9] Other hits of 1987 include: "Nostalgia canaglia" (awarded 3rd prize at Festival di Sanremo '87) and "Libertà". Those successful songs were followed by "Cara terra mia", which came in third once more at the 1989 Sanremo Music Festival, and "Oggi sposi" which placed 8th at the 1991 Sanremo Music Festival.

Al Bano returned to his solo career in 1996 with "È la mia vita" which was followed by "Verso il sole" in 1997 and "Ancora in volo" in 1999 (that year, his duo – and his marriage – with Romina broke up). He also played in "Herşeye Rağmen" ("Nonetheless" in Turkish) music video of Sima (full name was Sima Sarıkaya), a Turkish singer in 1997.[10] In 2000, Al Bano returned to the Eurovision stage, providing backing vocals for the Swiss entry (performed in Italian) "La vita cos'è?" performed by Jane Bogaert. This song placed 20th out of 24 in the contest. On 16 October 2001, Carrisi was nominated Goodwill Ambassador of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).[11]

In 2005, he starred in the Italian reality show L'isola dei Famosi (Italian version of Celebrity Survivor) with his daughter, Romina Carrisi. Al Bano returned to Sanremo Music Festival in 2007, where he sang "Nel perdono" which came in second place.

Al Bano still tours all over the world. He is a constant on Italian television and has a large number of fans who follow his career very closely. To date Al Bano has sold 165 million albums around the world. Al Bano has visited Albania a number of times. He was there for a concert in 1989 and has been enjoying great popularity there.[citation needed]

In June 2016 Al Bano was granted Albanian citizenship due to his close ties with the country and career successes in Albania.[5]

In March 2019 Al Bano was included in the blacklist of the Ukrainian website "Myrotvorets" and the Ukrainian government banned him from entering Ukraine because of his support of the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea.[12][13]

In April 2020 Al Bano released a dual-language song in Italian and English praising the natural beauty of Latvia. Terra d'Ambra e di Emozioni / Land of Amber was written and composed by Charles Goodger with Italian lyrics by Alberto Zeppieri. The Latvian Tourist Board used it in a promotional video.

Opera

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Al Bano grew up listening to opera for which he had a great passion. He has released several opera albums and is a tenor. In 1997, he released an opera solo album 1997 entitled Concerto Classico, which went double platinum in a short time. Songs he sang on that album include "Una furtiva lagrima", "Va, pensiero", "La nostra serenata", "E lucevan le stelle", and "Ave Maria".[a]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
1967 Nel sole Carlo Carrera Leading role
1968 L'oro del mondo Carlo Carrera
1969 Il ragazzo che sorride Giorgio
Il suo nome è Donna Rosa Andrea
Pensando a te Carlo
1970 Mezzanotte d'amore Andrea
Angeli senza paradiso Franz Schubert
1984 Champagne in paradiso Marco Allegri
1985 I promessi sposi Renzo Tramaglino
2016 Poveri ma ricchi Himself Cameo appearance
Quo Vado?

Personal life

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On 26 July 1970, Al Bano married Romina Power (daughter of the American actor Tyrone Power), who had already started to share her musical career with him, and remained his stage partner for about 30 years.

Carrisi and Power separated in 1999.[14] Their divorce was finalized in 2012.[15] They have a son, Yari (1973), and three daughters: Ylenia Maria Solle (1970 – went missing in New Orleans in 1994), Cristel Chiara (1985; starred in the Reality TV show La Fattoria, an Italian version of The Farm) and Romina Iolanda (1987). He has one daughter and one son from girlfriend and showgirl Loredana Lecciso, Jasmine Caterina (2001) and Albano Giovanni (2002).

In the summer of 2013, Al Bano and Romina Power reunited, reportedly only on a professional basis and for one final time, for a concert performance in Moscow.[16][17] They later performed as guests at the Sanremo Festival 2015. They also performed together in Atlantic City, USA, in April 2015, and following that, in Los Angeles.

On 30 May 2015, Al Bano produced a show at the Arena di Verona, before a sold-out audience of 11,000, in which he starred with Romina Power. The show, featuring Tyrone Power Jr. and other special guests was transmitted by the Italian national TV network RAI, and was watched in over eight countries by 51,000,000 viewers around the globe, a 37 ratings share.[18]

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Albano Carrisi (born 20 May 1943), professionally known as Al Bano, is an Italian singer, songwriter, actor, and whose recording career has endured for more than seven decades. Born in the rural town of in Puglia, he debuted as a recording artist in 1966, achieving early success with the 1968 Disco per l'Estate victory for "Pensando a te." Al Bano gained widespread international recognition through his musical and marital partnership with , yielding multimillion-selling hits including "" and "Ci sarà," the latter securing first place at the in 1984. The duo represented at the twice, placing seventh in 1976 with "We'll Live It All Again" and again in 1985 with "Magic Oh Magic." Beyond music, Carrisi has acted in films and television, authored writings, and established a renowned in his birthplace, producing wines that reflect Puglia's agricultural heritage.

Early Life

Upbringing in Cellino San Marco

Albano Carrisi was born on May 20, 1943, in Cellino San Marco, a rural municipality in the , Puglia, , to Carmelo Carrisi and Iolanda Ottino, members of a farming family. His mother chose the name Albano in reference to , where his father was deployed with the during at the time of his birth. The family's agrarian lifestyle reflected the modest circumstances prevalent in post-war , where Carrisi grew up amid economic hardship that instilled a rigorous from an early age. As the firstborn son in a household of contadini, or sharecroppers, Carrisi contributed to farm labor during his childhood, performing tasks essential to the family's subsistence in Puglia's olive groves and vineyards. His initial musical inclinations emerged through self-directed engagement with local folk traditions, including playing guitar and singing traditional Apulian songs alongside his father Carmelo, which laid the groundwork for his enduring connection to regional sounds. At around age 16, seeking economic prospects beyond rural constraints, Carrisi emigrated northward to , where he endured precarious living conditions, including sleeping in construction sites, while taking on demanding manual jobs such as waiting tables for eight consecutive months without a single day off. This period of migration and toil, driven by familial pressures and personal ambition, honed his resilience and marked the transition from provincial upbringing to urban aspirations, though his roots in Cellino San Marco remained a defining influence.

Music Career

Early Recordings and Breakthrough (1960s–1970s)

Carrisi began his professional music career in the as a member of the band I Romans, performing in before transitioning to solo work. He made his debut as a solo singer in at the Festival delle Rose and on the television program Settevoci, hosted by . These early appearances showcased his developing style, which fused pop melodies with the robust vocals rooted in his exposure to and folk traditions from Puglia. By 1967, Al Bano released "Nel Sole," composed by himself alongside Pino Massara and Vito Pallavicini, which emerged as an early commercial success on the La Voce del Padrone label (an imprint). The track's upbeat rhythm and emotional delivery helped establish his presence in Italy's burgeoning pop scene amid the country's miracolo economico. In 1968, he participated in the with "La Siepe," performing in tandem with American artist , though it did not win. That same year, "Mattino"—featured on Canzonissima—and his victory at the per l'Estate contest with "Pensando a te" solidified his breakthrough as a solo artist, with sales reflecting growing domestic popularity. Al Bano assembled his own backing band to support live performances, touring across to cultivate an international fanbase during the late and into the . These concerts emphasized his versatile range, incorporating folk-infused ballads and operatic flourishes that appealed to audiences in an era of expanding European music markets. His independent efforts, reliant on persistent regional gigs and festival entries, laid the groundwork for sustained recognition without reliance on major partnerships at this stage.

Collaboration with Romina Power (1970s–1990s)

Al Bano Carrisi and Romina Power initiated their musical partnership in the late 1960s, following their encounter on the set of the Italian film Nel sole in 1967, with early joint contributions including backing vocals on Carrisi's "Acqua di mare" in 1969 and their debut duet album Storia di due innamorati in 1970. Their professional duo solidified in the mid-1970s, releasing the studio album Atto I (internationally known as Dialogo or Arena blanca, mar azul) in 1975, which featured the hit single "Dialogo". The duo achieved prominence through high-profile contest appearances, representing at the in 1976 with "We'll Live It All Again" (Lo rivivrei), finishing seventh out of 18 entries, and again in 1985 with "Magic Oh Magic", securing another seventh place with 78 points. At the , they placed second in 1982 with "" and clinched victory in 1984 with "Ci sarà", marking their sole win among five participations. Key hits from the era, such as "Felicità" (1982), "Ci sarà" (1984), "" (1979), "Tu soltanto tu" (1986), "Sempre sempre" (1987), and "Libertà" (1987), exemplified their signature romantic ballad style, blending Carrisi's robust with Power's in emotive, orchestral arrangements that resonated across linguistic barriers through multilingual releases. Over the 1970s to 1990s, Al Bano & produced more than 22 joint albums, amassing sales of around 150 million copies globally, fueled by over 100 tours spanning , , and beyond, which cemented their status as one of Italy's most exported musical acts.

Solo Work and Evolution (2000s–Present)

Following the end of his primary collaboration with , Albano Carrisi shifted focus to solo endeavors, releasing albums that blended personal introspection with enduring melodic styles. In 2009, he issued L'amore è sempre amore, an album emphasizing romantic and emotional themes central to his oeuvre. This period marked a return to independent production, with subsequent works like Di rose e di spine in 2017 exploring lyrical depth drawn from life experiences. Carrisi's output incorporated regional Puglian influences, reflecting his roots in traditional Italian folk elements adapted to contemporary recording. Carrisi re-entered the in 2007 with "Nel perdono," securing second place among competitors and reaffirming his competitive standing in Italian music. The performance highlighted his vocal resilience and ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt ballads. Later releases, such as Al Bano canta Italia in , paid homage to national anthems and classics, sustaining his appeal amid shifting musical landscapes. In response to the digital era, Carrisi embraced streaming platforms and online virality, where archival tracks garnered millions of views on , bolstering his visibility to new demographics. While selective in collaborations, he maintained a core repertoire of hits, occasionally featuring fresh interpretations to bridge generational gaps without diluting stylistic foundations. Live performances remain a of Carrisi's career, with annual tours across , , and beyond demonstrating endurance into the . Notable engagements include a 2017 concert in and a 2022 appearance at Chicago's Copernicus Center, alongside scheduled dates through 2025-2026. These events adapt to diverse audiences, prioritizing intimate venues and setlists heavy on fan-favorite standards, ensuring sustained relevance through direct engagement rather than transient trends.

Acting and Media Appearances

Film Roles and Productions

Carrisi entered cinema through the Italian musicaresque genre, characterized by light-hearted stories interwoven with musical performances to showcase emerging pop artists. His early roles, primarily from 1967 to 1970, appeared in romantic comedies that doubled as promotional platforms for his recordings, such as Nel sole (1967), where he starred as the lead musician Carlo in a echoing his breakthrough single of the same title. Directed by Aldo Grimaldi, the film introduced him to American-Italian actress , initiating both professional collaborations and personal ties. Subsequent credits included L'oro del mondo (1968), another Grimaldi-directed musicarello co-starring Power, followed by Il ragazzo che sorride (1969) as Giorgio, Il suo nome è Donna Rosa (1969) as Andrea, and Pensando a te (1969) as Carlo, each blending modest acting demands with song insertions to leverage his vocal appeal. These productions, typical of the era's low-budget formula, prioritized performer charisma over dramatic depth, aligning with Carrisi's identity as a singer rather than a dedicated thespian. By the early , his film output tapered, with occasional entries like Angeli senza paradiso (1970), portraying composer in a biographical musical. Later ventures encompassed Champagne in paradiso (1984), a musical romance opposite Power where he played Professor Marco Allegri, and a cameo in the German crime comedy Bang Boom Bang - Ein todsicheres Ding (1999), contributing to its eclectic soundtrack alongside his duet work. Across approximately 10 feature credits, Carrisi's cinematic pursuits remained ancillary to music, emphasizing performative cameos and song launches without ambition for serious dramatic roles.

Television and Stage Work

Al Bano made frequent television appearances on Italian networks during the 1970s and 1980s, often collaborating with in music-focused variety programs and live broadcasts that highlighted their duets and family dynamic. These segments, including performances on shows like Superclassifica Show in 1987, emphasized engaging audiences through energetic live renditions of hits, sustaining their visibility in popular entertainment. The duo participated in , a prominent televised summer music competition on , where their songs competed and received accolades, aiding in the promotion of Italian pop abroad via rebroadcasts. In 2005, Al Bano joined the third season of the reality series L'isola dei Famosi on , competing in survival challenges with his daughter Romina Carrisi, which drew attention to his amid the program's dramatic format. Al Bano later served as a coach on the debut season of in 2013, aired on , mentoring contestants in vocal performances and leveraging his experience to guide emerging talents. His stage engagements have included live specials at venues like Teatro Dal Verme in , such as a 2023 charity concert supporting pediatric care, blending musical numbers with audience interaction in a theatrical setting.

Business and Other Ventures

Wine Production and Estate Management

Albano Carrisi established Azienda Vinicola Albano Carrisi in Cellino San Marco, Puglia, in 2000, transforming family land into a dedicated operation focused on local grape varieties. The estate, known as Tenute Al Bano, spans vineyards and olive groves in the region, producing red, white, and rosé wines, with key offerings including Primitivo di Manduria, , and blends, some aged in oak barrels for enhanced flavor. Primitivo-based labels such as 'Cantica' Salento IGT and 'Villa Carrisi' Puglia IGT emphasize the terroir's intense, berry-forward profiles, achieving average market prices around €19 per 750ml bottle for premium vintages. Estate management integrates viniculture with , featuring a 17th-century masseria converted into a with 50 rustic rooms and suites amid Mediterranean vegetation, olive trees, and vineyards. Operations include on-site tours, a serving local with estate wines, and facilities like pools and spas to attract visitors, fostering direct consumer engagement and revenue diversification beyond Carrisi's music . This model leverages Puglia's agricultural heritage—where Carrisi was raised—to brand products under his name, with wines recognized for prestige through guided tastings and regional awards. Exports support broader market reach, with shipments of Primitivo IGP to the via importers like Albano Wine USA LLC, as documented in 2023-2024 customs records, alongside distribution across through Italian wine networks. Management emphasizes in production, drawing on Puglia's rising Primitivo demand, which has positioned the as a global favorite for its bold, high-alcohol characteristics. The venture provides amid entertainment industry variability, rooted in Carrisi's local upbringing and commitment to Puglia's viticultural traditions.

Personal Life

Marriage to Romina Power and Family

Albano Carrisi married Romina Power on July 26, 1970, in a church ceremony at Cellino San Marco, Puglia, Italy. The union blended Carrisi's Italian roots with Power's American heritage, as she was the daughter of Hollywood actor Tyrone Power. The couple had four children: Ylenia Maria Sole, born November 29, 1970; Yari Marco, born April 21, 1973; Cristèl Chiara, born December 25, 1985; and Romina Yolanda, born June 1, 1987. They raised their family primarily at their estate in Cellino San Marco, Puglia, which served as a grounding anchor amid frequent travels for performances. This rural setting emphasized family stability, nature, and traditional values, contrasting with the demands of their public careers. Carrisi and Power jointly managed parenting responsibilities, integrating their children into a lifestyle that balanced professional commitments with home life in Puglia. The family often appeared together in media, projecting an image of unity and domestic harmony during the intact marriage period.

Divorce, Reconciliation Attempts, and Later Relationships

The marriage between Albano Carrisi and Romina Power ended in separation announced in the early 1990s, with the finalized on March 5, 1999, after 29 years together. The dissolution was exacerbated by the 1994 disappearance of their eldest daughter, Ylenia, which created profound emotional strains, alongside disputes over for their younger children—Yari, Cristèl, and Marisol—and the division of assets, including properties in and the . Public recriminations followed, with Power alleging by Carrisi, claims he denied amid a protracted legal battle that included court rulings favoring arrangements. Post-divorce, Carrisi and Power pursued intermittent professional reconciliations focused on musical performances, without resuming personal cohabitation. Their first onstage reunion occurred in , after a 14-year hiatus, leading to joint tours across that emphasized their shared repertoire of hits like "" and "Ci sarà." These collaborations continued into the , including sold-out shows in 2015 and beyond, driven by audience demand rather than romantic revival; Carrisi described the onstage chemistry as enduring but distinct from private life. In 2025, they performed together at events such as Starlite Occident in and Movistar Arena in , reaffirming their artistic partnership amid ongoing solo endeavors. Following the divorce, Carrisi entered a relationship with showgirl in 1999, which produced two children: daughter Jasmine Lecciso Carrisi, born February 4, 2001, and son Bido (Albano Giovanni), born October 16, 2002. The partnership faced public separations in 2005 and 2011 due to reported conflicts, including Lecciso's brief departures from Carrisi's estate in Cellino San Marco, but they reconciled multiple times, maintaining a non-marital union as of 2025 without formal wedding plans despite over two decades together. Carrisi's later family dynamics have expanded through grandchildren, primarily from his children with Power; daughter Cristèl Carrisi has borne three grandchildren since 2017, including a second child announced in , while Carrisi added to the lineage with his offspring, reflecting blended familial ties persisting beyond romantic fractures.

Political Views and Controversies

Stances on International Conflicts

Al Bano Carrisi has publicly supported Russia's 2014 annexation of from , asserting in interviews that the peninsula constitutes Russian territory. He has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin's leadership, contrasting it favorably with his experiences in the former and emphasizing observed changes in Russia's development. These positions, expressed without affiliation to any political organization, align with his endorsements of Putin's foreign policy approach. In March 2019, Ukraine's designated Carrisi a threat and added him to an entry , prohibiting his travel to the country due to his pro-Russian statements on . Carrisi responded by affirming he avoids but acknowledges Putin's effectiveness where he perceives it. His views have persisted amid the broader Russo-Ukrainian conflict, including reports in February 2025 of his invitation to a planned "peace concert" in Moscow's , signaling continued engagement with Russian cultural events.

Public Statements on Domestic Issues

In 2020 and 2021, Al Bano voiced concerns over the economic fallout from Italy's restrictions, stating that the measures inflicted "incalcolabili danni" on his , , and income, while relying on his €1,470 monthly to sustain himself for about a year without state aid. He emphasized personal resilience through daily routines like farm labor and optimism, performing impromptu songs for healthcare workers outside hospitals in and to boost morale amid the crisis. Although supportive of as "the salvation of humanity," he highlighted individual health practices over prolonged isolation in interviews. Al Bano has advocated for traditional family structures, describing himself in a 2024 interview as "un uomo con valori tradizionali" and portraying his role as a as present yet firm, drawing from his Puglia farming to prioritize self-sufficient units over modern . This stance aligns with his broader defense of rural Italian identity against , promoting agrarian lifestyles as antidotes to societal disconnection. Criticizing EU-driven agricultural regulations in early 2024, Al Bano joined Puglia , urging "controlli sulla filiera dei prezzi" and lambasting policymakers who "decidono stando al chiuso" without grasping fieldwork realities, which he argued exacerbate local producers' struggles with imports and green mandates. He warned that such exasperation risked escalating unrest, underscoring threats to Puglia's wine and olive heritage. On media handling of his daughter Ylenia's 1994 disappearance, Al Bano condemned accusations in June 2025 that he concealed her at his estate as "squallido," rejecting reliance on public or institutional pity in favor of personal fortitude, and accused TV hosts Amadeus and of trivializing the loss for entertainment. These clashes highlight his insistence on amid sensationalized coverage.

Legacy and Recent Developments

Awards, Recognition, and Cultural Impact

Albano Carrisi, known professionally as Al Bano, has achieved commercial success with over 25 million records sold worldwide across a career spanning seven decades. His discography includes 26 gold discs and 8 platinum certifications, reflecting strong sales in markets such as , , , , , and . Carrisi won the in 1984 with the song "Ci sarà," performed alongside , marking a pinnacle of recognition in . He also received the Kawakami Award at the 1980 Festival for his international appeal. In 2001, he was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for the , focusing on anti-drug initiatives. Albanian honors include the Order of the in 2013 and citizenship in 2016, acknowledging his cultural ties to the region, as well as the Key to the City of that same year. As a native of Puglia, Carrisi has been hailed as the "voice of Puglia" and received the "Ambasciatore di Terre di Puglia" award, promoting the region's agricultural and through his music and public persona. His work embodies melodic pop traditions, synthesizing Italian folk influences with operatic elements, which has sustained popularity in and beyond, evidenced by enduring sales and performances. Carrisi's cultural impact lies in his role as an enduring figure in Italian pop, countering age-related industry biases through consistent sold-out arena performances into his 80s, maintaining a loyal multigenerational fanbase that values his emphasis on emotional, narrative-driven songs over transient trends.

Tours and Activities (2020s)

The severely disrupted Carrisi's live performances in 2020 and 2021, leading to the cancellation of numerous concerts and contributing to financial strain, as he publicly stated that his income from shows was critical and he could sustain operations for only about a year without them. He relied on his wine estate in Cellino San Marco to mitigate losses during lockdowns. Live activities resumed in 2022 with the "Al Bano Live Tour," including performances in the United States such as at the Copernicus Center in on March 16 and at venues like Casino and Foxwoods Casino. In 2023, Carrisi undertook an Australian tour alongside , featuring concerts in on October 29 and at the AEC Theatre on October 25, emphasizing their classic duets. He also performed solo in , including at Teatro Verde in on August 17. A joint appearance with occurred in , , in September 2024 as part of the Unforgettable Festival, where they delivered hits like "Felicità," "Libertà," and "" to live audiences. Looking ahead, Carrisi scheduled the "Una Vita in Canto" Australian tour for 2025, with confirmed dates including Darling Harbour Theatre in on October 24, Thebarton Theatre in on October 26, and The Regal Theatre in Perth on October 28.

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