Aisling McGuire
@aisling1105
Aisling is the Head of Learning Support at an independent school and recently graduated with a Masters in Learning and Teaching in the Performing Arts from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. As well as The Wee Review Aisling has also written for Street Soccer Scotland and the Times Educational Supplement and is a dance, theatre and book enthusiast.
Reviews: 185
Other Articles: 12
KillyMuck
A witty yet serious social commentary on life in poverty and why it is so difficult to escape.
Susan Calman
Popular comedian and author takes the audience on a journey of kindness and joy in her latest book.
Bumper Blyton
Lashings and lashings of madness in this improvised Blyton tale.
Pickle Jar
Actress and writer, Maddie Rice, delves expertly into the life of a teacher hiding a tragic secret beneath her comic exterior.
This Script and other drafts
Scottish spoken word performer and poet gives an impressive glimpse into an important work in progress.
Dangerous Giant Animals
A powerful and impressive account of growing up with a disabled sibling.
Ruby Wax
American comedian, actress and author explores the human brain and the importance of mindfulness in her latest book.
Tetra-Decathlon
A young woman with dogged persistence and determination charts her journey to the world championships.
Dave Chawner: Mental
Mental Health ambassador delivers a serious subject without losing the laughs.
Djuki Mala
An energetic and educational performance giving a glimpse of Aboriginal culture.
Picasso’s Women
Three of Picasso’s women are portrayed in this informative look at the artist’s ‘colourful’ life.
Shit-faced Showtime: Oliver with a Twist
Take a hit musical, ply an actor with alcohol and what you have is a recipe for success
Josh Berry: Voice Thief
Impressionist and comedian steals the voices of the rich and famous for laughs.
Good Grief
Nat Harris can spin a yarn but not a joke in this mis-sold ‘stand-up comedy’ show.
Elephant Sessions, Siobhan Miller and WhYte
A triple bill of three of the finest folk acts in the country is a recipe for success despite the all-seated arrangement.
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Home Sweet Home
As assured and as funny an hour as you will see from a young comic who is sure to become a household name.
Choir of Man
Nine talented young guys entertain a packed ‘pub’ with song, dance and some important messages.
The Marilyn Conspiracy
The story of Marilyn Monroe’s death translates well to stage with some notable performances.
Red Richardson: Seeing Red
Fringe debutant impresses with the calm surety of a more seasoned performer.
Freeman
Strictly Arts Theatre Company are fully deserving of their standing ovation for this most powerful of plays.