Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 72 - Death On The Nile

Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 75 - Priscilla Queen Of The Desert

🌈🎭 Robin & Jane In The Stalls – Priscilla Queen of the Desert Review 🎭🌈 This week, Robin & Jane head to Belfast's Grand Opera House to catch the spectacular new 30th Anniversary Tour of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Based on the Oscar-winning film, this beloved musical follows three friends on a hilarious, heartfelt and unforgettable journey across the Australian Outback aboard a lavender bus named Priscilla. Packed with dazzling costumes, infectious dance numbers and a soundtrack bursting with disco classics, it's a celebration of friendship, acceptance and living life authentically. Starring Adèle Anderson as Bernadette, Kevin Clifton as Tick/Mitzi, Nick Hayes as Felicia/Adam and Peter Duncan as Bob, this brand-new production promises glamour, laughs and plenty of heart. But did it live up to the hype? What did Robin & Jane think of the performances, the production values, the iconic songs and the show's message three decades on from the original film? Join them as they share their thoughts on one of the most fabulous shows to hit Belfast this year. 🎟️ Priscilla Queen of the Desert runs at Belfast's Grand Opera House until Saturday. Don't forget to like, subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Robin & Jane In The Stalls. #PriscillaQueenOfTheDesert #TheatreReview #RobinAndJaneInTheStalls #GrandOperaHouse #BelfastTheatre #MusicalTheatre #KevinClifton #AdeleAnderson #PeterDuncan #StageReview #Podcast

Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 74 - Tea In A China Cup

This week, Robin & Jane head to Belfast’s iconic Lyric Theatre to see Christina Reid’s unforgettable Tea In A China Cup, running until 30th May. Funny, tender, and deeply moving, this powerful drama shines a light on women’s voices too often left untold — voices that echo across generations. Set in the vibrant heart of Belfast, Tea In A China Cup follows Beth’s journey from adolescence to adulthood across three turbulent decades, from the Second World War through to the height of the Troubles. Through memory, family stories, shared rituals, and cups of tea poured in working-class kitchens, Christina Reid paints a vivid portrait of resilience, humour, sacrifice, and survival. In this episode, Robin & Jane discuss: ☕ The emotional power of Reid’s writing 🎭 Standout performances and direction 💬 The humour woven through hardship 🏠 How ordinary lives reflect extraordinary history ❤️ Why this story still resonates today If you love theatre, storytelling, and insightful conversation, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a comment with your thoughts on the show. #Theatre #Podcast #Belfast #LyricTheatre #TeaInAChinaCup #RobinAndJaneInTheStalls #TheatreReview #ChristinaReid

Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 73 - The Bodyguard

🎭 This week on Robin & Jane In Stalls, we head to Belfast’s iconic Grand Opera House for the smash-hit musical sensation The Bodyguard — and trust us, this one brings the drama, romance and powerhouse vocals! 🎤 ✨ Robin & Jane review the award-winning musical starring Sidonie Smith as Rachel Marron & Adam Garcia as Frank Farmer. Based on the beloved movie, The Bodyguard follows former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer as he’s hired to protect superstar Rachel Marron from a dangerous stalker — but neither of them expects sparks to fly. ❤️🔒 Featuring unforgettable hits including: 🎶 Queen of the Night 🎶 So Emotional 🎶 One Moment in Time 🎶 I Wanna Dance With Somebody 🎶 I Have Nothing 🎶 Run to You 🎶 Greatest Love Of All 🎶 and of course… I Will Always Love You 💖 Plus, discover which Whitney Houston anthem always gets Jane strutting around the dancefloor! 💃 📍 The Bodyguard runs at Belfast’s Grand Opera House until Saturday — don’t miss it! 👍 Like, subscribe and hit the bell for more theatre reviews, backstage chat and musical mayhem from Robin & Jane In Stalls. #TheBodyguardMusical #WhitneyHouston #GrandOperaHouse #Belfast #TheatrePodcast #MusicalTheatre #RobinAndJaneInStalls

Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 72 - Death On The Nile

This week, Robin & Jane head to The Grand Opera House, Belfast for a sun-soaked (and blood-soaked 👀) mystery — Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile 🛳️ Set aboard a luxurious cruise under the blazing Egyptian sun, what begins as a dream honeymoon quickly spirals into a chilling murder investigation. Secrets long buried rise to the surface… but can the legendary Hercule Poirot unravel the truth before it’s too late? This brand-new stage adaptation reunites the creative team behind Murder on the Orient Express, with writer Ken Ludwig, director Lucy Bailey, and Fiery Angel bringing Christie’s classic to life in thrilling style. ⭐ Featuring: Mark Hadfield as the meticulous Poirot, alongside Glynis Barber and Bob Barrett in a stellar supporting cast. 🎟️ The show runs at the Grand Opera House until Saturday 2nd May — so don’t miss your chance to catch it live! 🎧 Tune in as Robin & Jane share their thoughts on the performances, staging, and whether this latest Christie adaptation delivers the suspense, glamour, and intrigue audiences crave. 👇 Listen now and let us know your verdict! #theatrepodcast #DeathOnTheNile #belfasttheatre #robinandjaneinthestalls #herculepoirot #agathachristie #Whodunnit

Robin & Jane In The Stalls Episode 71 - Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Robin & Jane are back In The Stalls — and this week they’ve been at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre to catch Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (Lyric Drama Studio Production, running until 2nd May). Step inside the mind of the visionary eighteen-year-old Mary Shelley as she conjures a story that has captivated audiences for generations. This powerful adaptation by Rona Munro puts Mary at the very centre of the narrative, exploring imagination, responsibility, and the human cost of creation. Victor Frankenstein’s obsessive quest to create life leads to devastating consequences when he abandons his creation — a being left to navigate a world of rejection, loneliness, and longing. This isn’t just a tale of horror… it’s a deeply human story about identity, isolation, and what it means to be seen. So, what did Robin & Jane think of this bold new take on a classic? 👀 Was it electrifying or underwhelming? 💭 Did the adaptation bring something new to the legend? 🎧 And is it worth grabbing a ticket before it closes? Hit play to find out! 👇 Don’t forget to: 👍 Like 💬 Comment your thoughts if you’ve seen the show 🔔 Subscribe for weekly theatre reviews, news & chat #Frankenstein #TheatreReview #BelfastTheatre #LyricTheatre #Podcast #RobinAndJaneInTheStalls #MaryShelley #TheatreLovers #NewEpisode