

Robert Peacock
@peaky76
Robert is the Managing Editor of The Wee Review and has been writing for the site since 2014. Previously, he was manager of the Yorkshire arts website, digyorkshire. Having worked in the arts, charity and horseracing sectors, he is now a full-time software engineer and lives in Edinburgh with his partner and two young daughters.
Reviews: 574
Other Articles: 271

Maggie & Me
Frothily boisterous but ultimately heart-wrenching window into growing up gay in 1980s North Lanarkshire

Bonnie Prince Bob
We spoke to the ever-vocal rabble-rouser about treasonous new single, Gardyloo



Short Com treats Edinburgh and Glasgow to the best in comedy shorts
Festival whose alumni have gone on to TV and award success showcases 50 films from the best new international talent

Jerry Sadowitz – Not For Anyone
Diabolical in service of deeper truths; the Fringe doesn’t realise what it’s missing

Ruth Hunter and the Ruth Hunter
Atmospheric haunted-during-lockdown premise rarely transcends its personal subject matter

Eryn Tett Finds Her Audience
Intriguing surrealist stand up/market research exercise/vision of a dystopian comedy future

Pip Utton as Dylan
A final bow for rock’s great enigma, and for the Fringe’s great solo performer

Louise Leigh Amused
Refreshingly unselfconscious comedy about the perils of midlife

Mark Silcox: I Can Cure… [Perfect and Arena-Ready Show]
Same man, same show, leaves hardcore fans bitterly betrayed by its popularity

Towards a better reviewing culture
Editor Robert Peacock renews calls for a summit to ensure a healthier critical environment for 2023



Susan Riddell: Living My 2nd Best Life
Glaswegian makes the most out of her less-than-ideal circumstances

A Ladder To The Stars
Utterly charming puppet-powered tale of dreams, ageing and loss by Scottish company Visible Fictions

Peppa Pig – My First Concert
Pleasant enough introduction to classical music in the company of popular piggies




Josh Pugh: Sausage, Egg, Josh Pugh, Chips and Beans
Unfancy, warm-hearted observation from a Midlands boy who’s going places

Seymour Mace Presents Captain Winky’s Fuck Off Olympics
Scattergun riffing from the ever-entertaining Geordie

Andy Field: Ideas (,) Man
Lines up all his best ideas, then goes with the flow

Render unto Pleasance…
Our editor with his personal opinion on the Pleasance v Sadowitz controversy