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'''Boho''' (interactive) are an [[Australian]] science-theatre performance ensemble based in [[Canberra]], Australia. The ensemble were established in 2001, and currently include dramatists Jack Lloyd, David Finnigan, and trombonist Michael Bailey. Finnigan has been resident writer for the Manila theatre company [[Tanghalang Pilipino]], and co-director for the Crack Theatre Festival, part of [[This Is Not Art]] Festival in [[Newcastle, New South Wales]], Australia.<ref>[http://www.bohointeractive.com Boho Interactive]. Accessed 17 July 2010</ref>

The ensemble have performed and conducted residencies at the [[Adelaide Fringe Festival]], Belconnen Arts Centre (Canberra), the [[Brisbane Festival]] under the Radar Fringe, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation ([[CSIRO]]), [[Manning Clark]] House, the [[National Multicultural Festival]], the [[Powerhouse Museum]], and The Street Theatre (Canberra).<ref>Milthorpe N Rhapsody in True BMA Magazine 8 July 2010</ref>

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