Ainadamar
A visually and musically arresting experience
Beth is the Theatre Editor here at The Wee Review. Often sleep-deprived, she juggles being a Spanish PhD student and tutor at the University of Edinburgh while working as a freelance writer and editor. Get in touch at beth.blakemore@theweereview.com.
117 articles
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Outstanding performances and production design dazzle Edinburgh audiences
James IV: Queen of the Fight
Fourth instalment in the James Plays is a visual, lyrical marvel
The Maggie Wall
Excellent solo performance fails to make up for predictable plot
When You Walk Over My Grave
A witty, subversive, and multi-layered exploration of life, death, and finding meaning in both
as british as a watermelon
Solo show delivers a thought-provoking, albeit unfocused, exploration of performer’s upbringing
Disney's The Lion King
Disney classic continues to be a roaring success
Ballet Black: Double Bill
A captivating celebration of Ballet Black's legacy and achievements
hang
A relentlessly unsettling exploration of trauma and retribution
Mt. Doubt at the Piano
Mt. Doubt frontman, Leo Bargery, takes to the stage alone in a mesmerising night of music - both old and new