SHEN - Sydney Home Education Network

Players Company Rehearsals - Bell Shakespeare - 14th/15th April, 2026
2026-04-14 | Bell Shakespeare Headquarters, 13 Hickson Rd, Dawes Point, NSW, 2000, Australia
Players Company Rehearsals for the Bell Shakespeare school’s performances.
This is a Free activity – please only book if you are SURE you will be attending so others don’t miss out.
NO TICKET TRANSFERS / SWAPS. If you can no longer attend please email ex********@******rg.au to notify.
Please note you can book multiple sessions. Some of these sessions are repeats of previous years.
All performances will be at Bell Shakespeare, Pier 2/3, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, 1/13A Hickson Road, Dawes Point
Dates and times for performances are below. You must have a ticket for every attending person.
Please limit to one adult per family group.
Tuesday 14 April 202610:00 AM – Macbeth: The Rehearsal12:00 PM – Macbeth: The Rehearsal2:30 PM – The Wonderful World of Will Wednesday 15 April 202610:00 AM – Such Sweet Sorrow12:00 PM – Such Sweet Sorrow2:30 PM – The Wonderful World of Will

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WILL
recommended audience: Years 2-7
By Joanna Erskine
Travel back to 1599 and meet William Shakespeare himself, as well as a host of memorable characters from history, in this spirited, funny and informative show.
The Wonderful World of Will offers students the perfect introduction to the world of Shakespeare, combining historical facts with excerpts from a range of Shakespeare’s most famous plays from comedy to romance to tragedy. Students will learn about Shakespeare’s classic characters, language, word inventions, and even perform some Shakespeare of their own.
A rollicking ride that will inspire young minds to journey further into the world of Shakespeare, The Wonderful World of Will is sure to delight students and adults alike. Strap yourselves in for your journey back in time to Elizabethan England – just watch out you don’t lose your head!

SUCH SWEET SORROW
recommended audience: Years 7-10
By Joanna Erskine and Matt Edgerton
One ancient grudge, one lifechanging connection, and one society forever changed. Romeo and Juliet remains a rollercoaster ride of passion and violence, and a tale that, generations on, we continue returning to. Join The Players as they retell Shakespeare’s classic from youthful innocence to tragic conclusion, via modern commentary interweaved with Shakespeare’s original text.
Such Sweet Sorrow is an engaging and interactive performance experience for students and teachers that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats, from first sight to final breath. In 50 minutes The Players will journey through the entire story, discussing character motivations, illuminating themes and analysing language techniques and narrative devices.

MACBETH: THE REHEARSAL
recommended audience: Years 10, 11 & 12
By Joanna Erskine
A director has called their two leading actors to a special rehearsal of the ‘Scottish Play’, and your students are invited to observe. The show opens in two weeks and things are not looking good. It’s crunch time to engage with Shakespeare’s classic tragedy and transform text into performance. Become a fly on the wall for this fictional rehearsal, with illuminating and entertaining results.

Macbeth: The Rehearsal invites students to play observer and participant in this immersive and interactive show. Watch The Players play and replay with famous scenes and soliloquies from Macbeth. Witness the play’s trajectory blur with the actors’ own journeys, discovering key motivations, themes, language techniques and plot devices. This is a show that celebrates theatre-making, storytelling and the power of the imagination, within an engaging contemporary narrative.
You must be a SHEN member to book

KinHub (Inner West)
2026-04-21 10:30 - 2028-10-31 13:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Marrickville Youth Resource Centre, 23 Yabsley Ave, Marrickville, NSW, 2204, Australia
KinHub offers neuro affirming and trauma informed sessions every Tuesday during school terms in Marrickville (10.30am – 1.30pm) for kids age 5-15+. Sessions run for 3hrs and cost $45 (paid by the term). What’s included:

Facilitated programs with expert mentors (eg drama, street art, film) – PDA friendly approach
Unstructured activities (eg pool table, ping pong, arts/crafts/STEM)
All materials and mentors
Access to additional KinHub offsite activities + opportunities (additional fees may apply for ticketed excursions)
Access to the KinHub community & networks
Connection and informal support for parents/carers
Supported group environment to help young people build positive peer connections
Access to outdoor park space for movement, sensory breaks + informal play

I know committing to a full term can feel like a huge step (especially for our cohort). Getting out the door isn’t always straightforward and some weeks will be harder than others. But what we see again and again is that the consistency is what makes the difference. Same space, same people, week after week — that’s what allows trust to build and a real sense of safety, connection, belonging and friendships to grow over time.

Jump on the website to find out more or register to attend at https://form.jotform.com/260787239585877

Home School NETBALL Gala Day - 6th May
2026-05-06 09:00 - 14:30 | Netball Central, Sydney Olympic Park, 2 Olympic Boulevard,, Sydney Olympic Park,, NSW, 2127, Australia
NETBALL NSW Gala Day bring student and teams together for a day of fun netball activities.
Gala Days incorporate learning netball skills and fun social netball matches.
There is no scoring and students are encouraged to have fun and try their best!
Mixed Teams with no boy:girl ratio
All skill levels are welcome to participate

Date: Wednesday 6th May 2026
Time: 9:30am-2:30pm
Age groups: 5-18yrs
Location: Netball Central (2 Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park)
Cost: $5 per participant
More information on the structure of the day will be emailed out to the participants on Monday 27th April 2026.

Location: Netball Central, Sydney Olympic Park (P7 is the closest parking – cost $7 phr, upto $35 per 24hr) or a 24 min walk from the train station.
To register: please scan the QR code in the image (or click this link – https://www.playhq.com/netball-australia/register/5cc129)

'Anastasia' the musical @Sydney Lyric Theatre, Wednesday 6th May, 2026 - 1pm
2026-05-06 13:00 - 16:00 | Sydney Lyric Theatre, 55 Pirrama Rd,, Pyrmont, NSW, 2251, Australia
ANASTASIA The Broadway Musical, the romantic and adventure-filled hit musical inspired by the beloved film, is coming to Australia for the first time!
This dazzling production, by the Tony Award winning team Terrence McNally, Stephen Flaherty, Lynn Ahrens and Darko Tresnjak, transports you from the twilight years of the Imperial rule to the euphoria of 1920s Paris. ANASTASIA follows a brave young woman on a journey to discover the mystery of her past. Pursued by an army officer determined to silence her, Anya enlists the aid of a dashing conman and a lovable ex-aristocrat. Together, they embark on an epic adventure to help her find home, love, and family.
With much-loved songs like Journey to the Past and Once Upon a December, ANASTASIA has captivated audiences around the world—hailed as “A MONSTER HIT!” by The New York Times and “Irresistible!” by Variety.
Age recommendation: 8yrs + (under 16 year olds must be accompanied by a paying adult)
Please note: this is a Wednesday matinee performance but it is NOT a school’s matinee and there will be no Q&A afterwards.
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Play ‘Romeo and Juliet' at The Darling Quarter Theatre, Wed 20th May @11am
2026-05-20 11:00 - 13:30 | Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
‘Romeo & Juliet’ at Darling Quarter Theatre, Wednesday 20th May @11am
This production of Romeo & Juliet returns in 2026. Can passion, hope, and the dream of a new world heal a city torn by ancient rivalries? Immerse yourself in a dangerous world where even the moon holds secrets and love dares to defy tradition.
Back by popular demand, our acclaimed ★★★★★ production of Romeo & Juliet returns in 2026 to inspire you, connect you and open your heart.
Passion, hope, and the dream of a new world of forgiveness and connectedness drive this timeless story, set in a city torn by ancient rivalries. Within an enchanted garden and beneath a candlelit balcony, students are immersed in a dangerous world where even the moon holds secrets and love dares to defy tradition.
A raw, paired back Romeo & Juliet told through the eyes of seven main characters; Juliet, Romeo, Mercutio, the Nurse, Friar, and Lord Capulet, this production intensifies the connection to each character, and its staging offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the play as Shakespeare intended: alive, immediate, and deeply human. Audiences will feel the urgency of young love, the thrill of secrecy, and the crushing impact of rivalry, bringing their own lives into visceral focus.
“…nothing short of pure theatrical alchemy, an impeccable show just so dazzling, and a flawless blend of talent, vision, and soul. A rollercoaster of love, fury, and beauty, that reminds us exactly why this tale, has captivated hearts for centuries.” Sydney Arts Guide
Age recommendation: 12years+
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Art Day at NSW Art Gallery for Years 3-6, Wednesday 17th June, 2026, 10am - 2pm
2026-06-17 10:00 - 14:00 | Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Rd, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Art Day at NSW Art Gallery for Years 3-6, Wednesday 17th June, 2026, 10am – 2pm
The Day is divided into two parts:
LEARNING TOUR (10am – 11.30am)
A bushranger’s tale: exploring history through art
Aligned with NSW History and Creative Arts K–6 curriculum outcomes, this tour explores how Australian artists have captured stories of people, place and identity. Through close looking, storytelling and discussion, students will consider how artists bring the past to life and how artworks can be both personal expression and historical evidence.
This authentic encounter with art supports curriculum outcomes and fosters lasting curiosity and appreciation for art.
Students will:

recognise how artists tell stories from Australia’s past through visual language
understand how bushrangers became part of Australia’s national story through art and storytelling
explore how landscape painting shaped the way Australians imagine the land and their connection to it
consider whose stories are told and whose are missing from the historical record.

ART WORKSHOP (12.30pm – 2pm)
The artist’s studio
In this dynamic workshop, students build skills in exploring ideas, making informed choices with materials, and reflecting on their creative process. Led by Art Gallery educators and inspired by artworks from the Art Gallery’s collection, students develop visual literacy and confidence as they experiment with techniques and express personal meaning through their art.
This hands-on experience supports creative thinking and encourages each student to see themselves as an artist.
Students will:

explore how artists use subject matter, materials and techniques to communicate ideas
experiment with a range of materials and processes to create their own artworks
reflect on their art-making choices and the meaning in their own and others’ work
share and discuss their artworks, recognising how art can express ideas, experiences and connections to the world around them.

YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.
EVERY PERSON ATTENDING MUST HAVE A TICKET. Parents can book accompanying free ticket. Please note only one parent per family group.
PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.

Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Engine' - Thursday 25th June, 2026 12.30pm - for High School, 11yrs - 18yrs
2026-06-25 12:30 - 14:30 | Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Engine’ – Thursday 25th June, 2026 12.30pm – for High School, 11yrs – 18yrs
at the Sydney Opera House
ENGINE unites three extraordinary choreographers; Rafael Bonachela, Fran Diaz and Melanie Lane, for an exhilarating performance that promises bold, fearless dance.
Performance duration: Two hours.
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Ticket sales will end on the 28th May, unless sold out beforehand.
Please ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying. People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).

Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Engine' - Thursday 2nd July, 2026 11.30am - for Primary School
2026-07-02 11:30 - 12:30 | Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Engine’ – Thursday 2nd July, 2026 11.30am – for Primary School
at the Sydney Opera House
ENGINE unites three extraordinary choreographers; Rafael Bonachela, Fran Diaz and Melanie Lane, for an exhilarating performance that promises bold, fearless dance.
Performance duration: One hour
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Ticket sales will end on the 4th June, unless sold out beforehand.
Please ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying. People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).

‘The Lion King’ @Capitol Theatre, Wednesday 12th August - 1pm
2026-08-12 13:00 - 16:00 | Capitol Theatre, 13 Campbell St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
‘The Lion King’ at Capitol Theatre
It is time!
Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist. This is Disney’s THE LION KING, making its triumphant return to Sydney!
More than 120 million people around the world have experienced the awe-inspiring visual artistry, the unforgettable music, and the uniquely theatrical storytelling of this Broadway spectacular – one of the most breathtaking and beloved productions ever to grace the stage.
Winner of six Tony Awards®, including Best Musical, THE LION KING brings together one of the most imaginative creative teams on Broadway. Tony Award®-winning director Julie Taymor brings to life a story filled with hope and adventure set against an amazing backdrop of stunning visuals. THE LION KING also features the extraordinary work of Tony Award®-winning choreographer Garth Fagan and some of Broadway’s most recognisable music, crafted by Tony Award®-winning artists Elton John and Tim Rice.
THE LION KING opens April 2026 at the Capitol Theatre for a strictly limited season.
Age recommendation: 6yrs + (under 16 year olds must be accompanied by a paying adult)
Please note: this is a Wednesday matinee performance but it is NOT a school’s matinee and there will be no Q&A afterwards.
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE DRESS CIRCLE SEATS FOR SCHOOL BOOKING. THE SEATS ARE NOT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. IF YOU NEED WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SEATS PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE CAN ARRANGE.
If you would like an additional adult ticket, please contact ex********@******om.au
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

SAVE THE DATE - SHEN Athletics Carnival - 20th August 2026
2026-08-20 | The Crest Athletics Track, 70 McClean St, Bass Hill, NSW, 2197, Australia
Time: TBA
Date: Thursday the 20th of August 2026
Location: The Crest Athletics Track 70 McClean St, Georges Hall NSW 2198

‘The Bugalugs Bum Thief' @The Seymour Centre, Wednesday, 9th September, 12.30pm
2026-09-09 12:30 - 13:30 | Seymour Centre, Cnr City Road &, Cleveland St, Cleveland, Chippendale, 2008, Australia
Seymour Centre presents a Red Line Production of
THE BUGALUGS BUM THIEF
Based on the book by Tim WintonAdapted by Sandra Eldridge, Tim McGarry and Eva Di Cesare
Laugh, sing and be thoroughly entertained as students embark on an investigative journey to catch the thief!
The Bugalugs Bum Thief takes audiences on a whimsical journey through the imaginative world created by Australian author and National Treasure, Tim Winton. This literacy-based play vividly brings to life the colourful characters and quirky adventures from Winton’s beloved book.
Set in a charming Australian town of Bugalugs, the story follows the misadventures of Skeeta Anderson, Mick Misery and Billy Marbles as they attempt to unravel the mystery of the Bugalugs bum thief. As the townsfolk band together to catch the culprit, hilarity ensues, and valuable lessons about friendship, community and understanding are learned along the way.
Through its engaging storytelling and vibrant characters, The Bugalugs Bum Thief sparks imagination, fosters a love for reading, and promotes important values such as empathy and teamwork. Enhancing the theatrical experience is a live musician, with original songs that capture the essence of Tim Winton’s world, inviting students to immerse themselves fully in the magical atmosphere of the play.
Prepare to laugh, sing and be thoroughly entertained as audiences embark on an investigative journey to catch the thief, where every twist and turn is met with a sense of wonder. The Bugalugs Bum Thief is a delightful celebration of friendship and adventure that promises to leave viewers of all ages with smiles on their faces and hearts full of joy.
Image credit: Alanna Paxton
“Bum believable fun and chuckles galore”
What’s The Show
“The Bugalugs Bum Thief is a delightful and charming production that celebrates the magic of storytelling and the power of imagination. It’s a fun theatrical song and dance mystery full of adventure in Bugalugs. Plus, it’s about bums. The kids will love it.”
Stage Whispers
Age recommendation: 5-12 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Current' - Wednesday 16th September, 2026 11am - for upper Primary School & High School, 9yrs - 18yrs
2026-09-16 11:00 - 13:00 | Sydney Dance Company, Neilson Studio, Walsh Bay Arts precinct, Dawes Point, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Current’ – Wednesday 16th September, 2026 11am – for upper Primary School & High School, 9yrs – 18yrs
at the Sydney Dance Company, Nielson Studio
CURRENT threads together three new commissions from leading Australian choreographers, Raghav Handa, Jenni Large and Azzam Mohamed, with the Australian premiere of Rafael Bonachela’s seminal work E2 7SD. Together these four artists form a compelling portrait of contemporary Australian dance — diverse in form, voice and perspective, yet united by curiosity and originality of expression.
Created in London in 2004, E2 7SD is the award-winning work that defined Bonachela’s signature choreographic style and put him on the world stage, winning over audiences and achieving critical acclaim. Never performed before in Australia, this momentous anniversary feels like the perfect time to share this dynamic, high-energy duet.
We have commissioned some of Australia’s most exciting choreographers to present new works that will join E2 7SD on stage as part of one seamless experience. Creating alongside Bonachela is Raghav Handa, our 2025 Balnaves Artist in Residence, whose work draws on the principles of Indian kathak to explore multifaceted expressions of contemporary Australian identity; Jenni Large, a New Breed alum and our 2026 Balnaves Artist in Residence, who creates work infused with hyper-design and apparatus, inspired by the personal, political and transformational forces of the body; and Azzam Mohamed (Shazam), a Sydney-based Sudanese dancer, choreographer and educator, whose practice spans a rich blend of traditional cultural, street and club dance forms.
Please note that the School Matinee performances may not include both works.
Performance duration: TBA
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Ticket sales will end on the 19th August, unless sold out beforehand.
Please ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying. People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).

‘Macbeth' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House, Tuesday 22nd September, 11.30am
2026-09-22 11:30 - 12:30 | Sydney Opera House, Playhouse Theatre, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present
Tabletop Shakespeare: Macbeth
Shakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects
From internationally renowned Forced Entertainment theatre company, enter a playful pared-back world where Shakespeare’s most iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop.
In Table Top Shakespeare, a jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love—all in the space of up to an hour.
Guided by a skilled narrator-performer, students are drawn into the drama, comedy and tragedy of Shakespeare’s classics in a fresh visual way that provides a new illumination on Shakespearian language and makes the stories feel anew.
With humour, simplicity and imagination, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways.
These unique performances encourage students to think creatively, explore symbolism and appreciate the power of storytelling with limited means. Ideal for secondary school audiences, it highlights how theatre can thrive with nothing more than a table, a few objects and a great story.
Forced Entertainment present for students a cavalcade of the classics Rome and Juliet, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Hamlet. School groups may join us for only one performance or stay for a deep immersive morning of Shakespeare with 2-3 performances and a Q&A with the artists after the 1pm performance.
What to expect
Students will experience:

Iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. A jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love!
A narrator-performer, humour, simplicity and imagination.
Symbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.
A simple set and inventive use of everyday props.

Subject areas: English, Drama, History, Creative Arts.
General capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability, Intercultural Understanding.
Key themes: Core Shakespearean themes such as power, love, revenge, ambition, identity, loyalty, fate and appearance vs reality are explored through playful reinterpretation and symbolic performance.
Age recommendation: 11-18 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions)
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

‘Romeo and Juliet' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House, 22nd September, 1pm
2026-09-22 13:00 - 14:00 | Sydney Opera House, Playhouse Theatre, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present
Tabletop Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects
From internationally renowned Forced Entertainment theatre company, enter a playful pared-back world where Shakespeare’s most iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop.
In Table Top Shakespeare, a jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love—all in the space of up to an hour.
Guided by a skilled narrator-performer, students are drawn into the drama, comedy and tragedy of Shakespeare’s classics in a fresh visual way that provides a new illumination on Shakespearian language and makes the stories feel anew.
With humour, simplicity and imagination, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways.
These unique performances encourage students to think creatively, explore symbolism and appreciate the power of storytelling with limited means. Ideal for secondary school audiences, it highlights how theatre can thrive with nothing more than a table, a few objects and a great story.
Forced Entertainment present for students a cavalcade of the classics Rome and Juliet, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Hamlet. School groups may join us for only one performance or stay for a deep immersive morning of Shakespeare with 2-3 performances and a Q&A with the artists after the 1pm performance.
What to expect
Students will experience:

Iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. A jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love!
A narrator-performer, humour, simplicity and imagination.
Symbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.
A simple set and inventive use of everyday props.

Subject areas: English, Drama, History, Creative Arts.
General capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability, Intercultural Understanding.
Key themes: Core Shakespearean themes such as power, love, revenge, ambition, identity, loyalty, fate and appearance vs reality are explored through playful reinterpretation and symbolic performance.
Age recommendation: 11-18 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions)
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email ex********@******rg.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.
