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Auditions for Tony McAuley's new musical to take place in Belfast – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Auditions for Tony McAuley's new musical to take place in Belfast – The Irish News

All Growed Up is the sequel to Tony McAuley's memoirs Paperboy and Breadboy.

Young stars set to rise in Breadboy musical - Vimarsana News

Young stars set to rise in Breadboy musical

British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT) is getting ready to bring 30 young stars from across Northern Ireland, Ireland and UK together to perform a musical adaptation of Tony Macaulay’s second memoir Breadboy to Belfast’s Lyric Theatre from July 28 - 31.

Chance for young Derry actors to get a slice of the theatre action - Vimarsana News

Chance for young Derry actors to get a slice of the theatre action

Auditions to be held at St Cecilia's College in February to cast the lead role in Tony Macauley's "Breadboy"

Will your star 'rise' in Breadboy musical? | Belfast News Letter - Vimarsana News

Will your star 'rise' in Breadboy musical? | Belfast News Letter

Following the huge success of the musical adaptation of Tony Macaulay’s internationally acclaimed memoir Paperboy, which had two sell-out runs (summer 2018 and 2019) at Lyric Theatre Belfast, British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT), the leading music theatre company for young people, is set to return with a musical adaptation of Tony Macaulay’s second memoir Breadboy

The untruths in Unionist deprivation and poverty claims - Vimarsana News

The untruths in Unionist deprivation and poverty claims

• Unionist parties need to give responsible leadership as the alternative is chaos » Peadar Whelan While DUP leader Arlene Foster was accusing republicans of waging a “cultural war” on unionism and heightening tensions again, it has emerged that only for the efforts of Sinn Féin and community activists on the Springfield Road, in West Belfast, a major outbreak of trouble was averted. As loyalists gathered on the Shankill Road last Wednesday 7 April, youths armed with petrol bombs, cans of petrol and rocks hi-jacked a bus which free-wheeled out of control as it was engulfed in flames a...