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 production will run at Lyric Theatre 28 July- 31 July 2022 and BYMT is searching for the lead role of Breadboy as well as young musical talent to take part. Very few of us escaped those dark days without some damage to our psyche and quite a few suffered trauma and loss which may never heal. Breadboy gives us life, and death, in a young mans life without trying to sell us any kind of political or cultural bias. The fact is that in Belfast this was how life happened on both sides of the community. For showing appreciation to many loyal customers that continue to stand by their business, Breadboy Clothing creates a loyalty program to offer special discounts for you, so that you can enjoy a better shopping experience. Top 3 favorite lunch meats [ source] Bread Boys, also known as Father and Son, are an American YouTube duo from Massachusetts consisting of members Sean Burke and Josh. They are known for their sketches about a heretic son and his father, which in the end of a video, the former gets abused or shot. Additional characters include Bob and Cousin Richard. Those aged 11 to 18 are asked to come forward for the musical which will be staged in the Lyric Theatre, Belfast.

Following the huge success of the stage production based on Macaulay’s first memoir Paperboy, the British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT) is now casting for the musical Breadboy, a reworking of the writer’s second memoir, which explores what the Paperboy did a few years on. Whenever I select Arduboy optimised core, I hit compile errors like the ones below and cannot proceed. British Youth Music Theatre search for Breadboy and young people aged 11-21yrs for the next exciting 2022 Summer Season of new musical theatreA casting call has been launched for young Derry performers to take part in a new musical set in Belfast during the 1970s. Elvis Presley has just died, Saturday Night Fever and Grease are huge hits at the cinema and Princess Leia is the breadboy’s big crush. One song, in particular, is the perfect disco tune, I think. It’s called Disco Days and to me, it’s a hit song.

Tony has performed book readings at a range of respected literary festivals including: Aspects Literature Festival, Edinburgh Book Fringe, Belfast Book Festival, Dublin Book Festival, 4 Corners Festival and Féile an Phobail. He is now a regular speaker on Northern Ireland, peace building and creative writing at universities and colleges in Europe and the USA. He has given talks at Lehigh University and DeSales University in Pennsylvania, the University of Denver, Colorado, the University of Notre Dame and Goshen College in Indiana and Pepperdine University, University of California, Irvine, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles and California State University, Dominguez Hills in California.In 2014 Tony was asked to present the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards to young people from Northern Ireland on behalf of the Earl of Wessex. In 2016 Tony was asked to present the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards to young people from Northern Ireland on behalf of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. In 2016 Tony’s first three books were translated into Braille by prisoners in the Braille Unit in Maghaberry Prison. In 2019 Tony was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Ulster University for services to literature and peace building at home and abroad.

And longstanding patron of the charity, former Blue Peter action man, Peter Duncan, is hoping the new musical will find young stars of the future in this three-day production at the Lyric, again featuring the creative talents of Belfast singer-songwriter Duke Special and Derry stand-up comedian, Andrew Doyle. While Paperboy was set in 1975 when the author had just turned 12 and had bagged himself a new job selling the Belfast Telegraph, Breadboy takes place in 1977. The Troubles are still raging around him but the author has been ‘headhunted’ and is now working as a breadboy in the last Ormo mini-shop, delivering bread to the residents of the Upper Shankill on Saturday mornings. TONY Macaulay's first bestselling memoir Paperboy spawned a terrific musical with music by Duke Special and words by Andrew Doyle which had two sell-out runs in Belfast. Macaulay's equally insightful second autobiographical volume, Breadboy, has now become another slice of music theatre, premiered after a Covid delay at The Lyric Theatre, but partly because the material is more complicated, it hasn't translated so well. And the Troubles inevitably hang over proceedings, with 1977 the key year in which the narrative is set. They may possibly be fans of hololive, as in one video, son is shown to own a dakimakura of Towa Tokoyami, assuming it wasn't bought for comedic purposes [3]. They also own merchandise of independent VTuber Whiskey Project. [4]You may also find there is a section called 'Clearance' on breadboyclothing.com. Just as its name implies, you can buy many discounted products in this section. And don't worry, these items are unrivaled in both variety and quality. Though the channel was created on June 14, 2016 (by the person who played the son's Father) to watch videos, they made their first video "top 3 favorite lunch meats" on January 8, 2020, and then made the second video, which is the origin of their sketches, "Son, have you been reading heresy?" on January 24, 2020. Apart from incorporating Kipling's If into the narrative, Andrew Doyle turns a mean lyric. He rhymed the teenage angst of "She doesn't know that I exist..." with "vivisectionist" and got decent mileage from Belfast idioms. I thought the script for Breadboy very much made you feel how it would have felt to have been a kid in those times in Belfast.

In 2012 the W.B. Yeats Society of New York invited Tony to present a reading of Paperboy in the National Arts Club as part of the 1st Irish Festival. In 2013 and 2014 he performed a series of readings from his books at the New York Irish Center as part of the 1st Irish Festival and returned to the National Arts Club in New York to preview ‘Little House on the Peace Line’ in 2016. As a prominent writer, journalist and broadcaster, Tony has contributed to NVTV, BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 2, Downtown Radio and BBC Radio Ulster. He has also written for the Belfast Telegraph, the newspaper he once delivered. What's so great about these stories is their local flavour but with universal appeal," says the former daredevil of Duncan Dares fame who now runs his own adventure travel company, The Natural Adventure Company.Dr. Tony Macaulay is a bestselling author, leadership consultant, peacebuilder, broadcaster and suicide prevention advocate from Northern Ireland. He was raised at the top of the Shankill Road in West Belfast at the start of thirty-five years of “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland, an experience that has shaped his life. He has spent the past 35 years working to build peace and reconciliation at home and abroad, working with hundreds of youth and community groups to break down barriers of mistrust, hatred and division. He has applied his experience and learning into leadership development and management of change and transition in many voluntary, public and private sector organisations. And author Tony Macaulay is hopeful that a young unknown talent from the west of the city will rise to the challenge and star in the show. On February 5, Derry performers can audition can at St Cecilia's College, while in Belfast auditions will be held in the Lyric. I am delighted to be involved in the next adventures of Tony Macaulay as Paperboy transforms into Breadboy. Tony’s mind, as a 14 year old growing up in 1970s Belfast, is a glorious mix of reality, imagination and downright fantasy! His muses may be the same as his slightly younger, paperboy self but this time he’s older, wiser and wearing Brut. What could possibly go wrong?”