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Career profile: Paul Bosco Mceneaney, artistic director Cahoots NI Theatre Company.

Cahoots NI was formed in 2001 by Paul Bosco McEneaney and Zoe Seaton. The Company is based in Northern Ireland and tours original shows for children, its declared aim to “capitalise upon the age-old popularity of magic and illusion as an essential ingredient in the art of entertaining.”

5 Mar 2008

Maddy Bridgman

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Cahoots NI was formed in 2001 by Paul Bosco McEneaney and Zoe Seaton. The Company is based in Northern Ireland and tours original shows for children, its declared aim to “capitalise upon the age-old popularity of magic and illusion as an essential ingredient in the art of entertaining.”

Maddy Bridgman speaks with Paul.

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Maddy Bridgman

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Maddy Bridgman started her working life in the theatre, as a part-time usherette at Manchester's Royal Exchange. She has been a journalist working around the UK and covering a wide variety of subjects, for almost twenty years. Maddy is now freelance and lives in County Down, Northern Ireland.

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