" GOOD NEW MUSICAL WRITERS ARE VERY HARD TO
FIND SO IT IS TREMENDOUS THAT IRISH AUDIENCES
ARE SUPPORTING ONE OF THEIR OWN WHO,
HOPEFULLY, ONE DAY WILL HAVE THE WHOLE WORLD
SINGING HIS SONGS " Sir Cameron Mackintosh
"Boyd has evidently sussed out
the structure of West End hits"
The News Letter (Belfast)
Paul's best known shows include the international hits Alice The Musical and Hansel & Grettel, the award nominated musical The Haunting of Helena, the national-touring play Spike Milligan's Puckoon, the acclaimed cult musical Molly Wobbly's Tit Factory, and the new smash hit Peter Pan The Musical.
Irish Times
"The music and theatrical vision of
Paul Boyd - a truly class act"
The Stage
Paul Boyd is the multi award-nominated writer and composer of 24 stage musicals that have been presented in professional productions around the world.
He is also the composer of dozens of original scores and soundtracks for professional theatre productions across Ireland and the UK, the co-creator and co-director of a series of internationally acclaimed water spectaculars, the writer of various plays that have toured nationally, and a stage director who has enjoyed successful collaborations with many leading theatre producers.
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pbm has raided its collection of rare film and video recordings of past productions and concerts to select 21 individual songs for viewers to watch free of charge!
pbm's rare film and video archive recordings of past productions and staged concerts are now available to industry colleagues who worked on the shows to watch online for the first time ever. Visit the Screen Archives page for the full selection!
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The Musical Highlights collection features performances by an array of West End and UK musical theatre talent filmed live at venues across the country.
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25th September 2020
PAUL'S NEW PINOCCHIO MUSICAL POSTPONED UNTIL 2021
The Lyric Theatre Belfast, Northern Ireland's national producing theatre, has announced that due to the ongoing affects of the global pandemic it will not be producing any work on its stages for the remainder of the year.