Robin & Jane In The Stalls – A Christmas Carol (Lyric Theatre,
Belfast) Review
Robin & Jane are feeling festive as they head to the opening night of A Christmas Carol at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre, and they’re back in the stalls to share their thoughts on this much-loved seasonal
favourite.
Back by popular demand, Marie Jones’ joyful reimagining of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic returns after enchanting audiences and earning rave reviews in 2024. Running until 10th January, this
production promises warmth, wonder and plenty of Christmas cheer.
Nobody loathes Christmas more than the infamous miser Ebenezer Scrooge — but on a frosty Christmas Eve, he’s swept on a thrilling journey through past, present and future, offering him one final chance to change his fate before it’s too late.
Under Marie Jones’ masterful hand, this big-hearted tale bursts with
wit, music and merriment. From the chilling arrival of the Ghosts of
Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, to the joyful spirit of
redemption and goodwill, every moment sparkles with theatrical magic.
With an incredible ensemble cast, the production uses the pure magic of live theatre to conjure the sounds, characters and settings of Victorian Belfast, creating a rich and imaginative festive world on
stage.
In this episode, Robin & Jane discuss:
The festive atmosphere on opening night
Standout performances and ghostly moments
Music, storytelling and Marie Jones’ distinctive touch
Whether this production lives up to its glowing reputation
Whether this is your first Christmas theatre trip or a much-loved
Lyric family tradition, A Christmas Carol aims to make magical
memories — and Robin & Jane are here to tell you if it delivers.
A Christmas Carol runs at the Lyric Theatre, Belfast until 10th January.
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