BoHo Theatre
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Mission

BoHo Theatre's mission is to create theatre that incorporates the arts as a whole — Art for art’s sake.

Merchant of Venice

Our vision is to challenge convention through literary originality and eclectic expression while fostering an ever-evolving artistic environment in which people are inspired to learn, think, dream, and feel. To teach others and ourselves how to expand, create, and present art through theatre while reveling not only in the process, but also in the journey.

The Four Basic Principles of the Bohemian represent our core values:

  • Truth – That which is at the core of all things good and soulful.
  • Beauty"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance." -Aristotle
  • Freedom"Without freedom, no art; art lives only on the restraints it imposes on itself, and dies of all others." -Camus
  • Love – Life in abundance comes only through great love.

History

Bohemian Theatre Ensemble began in the Fall of 2003 with four people sitting around a living room talking about what makes a good theatre company.

Organization, a solid business approach, respect for the actor and the creative process, coupled with an adherence to a spirited mission statement was (and still is) the basis for what the founders of BoHo Theatre created. A not-for-profit, 501 (c) 3 corporation was officially formed on November 4, 2003. After a year of business planning and fundraising, BoHo produced <Art by Yasmina Reza on the Bailiwick Studio stage. Since then, BoHo has produced musicals, classic works, original adaptations, and contemporary pieces. Our works have been well-received by both critics and audiences alike.

BoHo intends to keep growing with each production, and will continue to follow the initial guiding principles established in that first year of organization.


Recognitions

Jeff Nominations and Awards/Citations

Big River, 2010
Production (Musical)(nomination)
Director (Musical)Peter Marston Sullivan (nomination)
Musical DirectionNicholas Davio (nomination)
Principle Actor (Musical):Andrew Mueller (WINNER!)
Supporting Actor (Musical):Courtney Crouse (WINNER!)
 
I Am My Own Wife, 2009
Principle Actor (Play):Peter Robel (nomination)
Lighting Design:Katy Peterson (nomination)
Scenic Design:John Zuiker (WINNER!)
 
The Glorious Ones, 2008
Production (Musical)(nomination)
Ensemble(nomination)
Direction (Musical):Stephen M. Genovese (nomination)
Musical Direction:Nick Sula (nomination)
Principle Actor (Musical):Eric Damon Smith (nomination)
Supporting Actress (Musical):Danni Smith (nomination)
Supporting Actress (Musical):Dana Tretta (nomination)
Lighting Design:Katy Peterson (nomination)
Costume Design:Theresa Ham (WINNER!)
 
Jekyll and Hyde, 2009
Principle Actor (Musical):Courtney Crouse (nomination)
Costume Design: Michelle Julazadeh (nomination)
 
Gross Indecency, 2007
Principle Actor (Play):Sam Wootten (WINNER!)
 
The Life, 2007
Production (Musical)(nomination)
Direction (Musical):Jon Steinhagen (nomination)
Choreography:Brenda Didier (WINNER!)
Principle Actress (Musical):Tawny Newsome (nomination)
Supporting Actress (Musical)Bethany Thomas (nomination)
 
SideShow, 2006
Production (Musical)(WINNER!)
Ensemble(nomination
Direction (Musical):Stephen M. Genovese (WINNER!)
Choreography:Brenda Didier and Andrew Waters (nomination)
Musical Direction:A. Scott Williams (nomination)
Principle Actress (Musical):Vanessa Panerosa (WINNER!)
Principle Actress (Musical):Andrea Prestinario (WINNER!)
Supporting Actor (Musical):Eric Lindahl (WINNER!)
Costume Design:Theresa Ham (nomination)

After Dark Awards

The Merchant of Venice, 2008
Outstanding Performance in a Play:Adam Kander
Outstanding Direction:Peter Robel
 
SideShow, 2006
Outstanding Production in a Musical
Outstanding Musical Direction:A. Scott Williams
Outstanding Performance:Eric Lindahl

Black Theatre Alliance Awards

The Life, 2007
Best Featured Actress in a Play (Musical or Revue)Bethany Thomas

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