Rey
An artistic film rich in symbolism and history that sadly will not be to everyone's liking.
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.
133 articles
Cinderella
Shona Reppe’s creative retelling of the classic fairytale leaves audience enthralled
Manifesto
Although a visually stunning feature, Manifesto fails to make a statement.
One Mississippi
A carefully-constructed exploration of male vulnerability
Damned Rebel Bitches
A remarkable tale of two elderly sisters let down by an exhausting plot.
Spring Awakening
A powerfully hypnotic and heartbreaking production of the musical based on Frank Wedekind's polemic cult classic.
The Strange Case of Jekyll and Hyde
A progressive piece of theatre proving that art has no boundaries, not even for the disabled.
Bitter Sweet
A gripping and incredibly raw presentation of two people who, by staying together, find themselves hurting both each other and themselves.
The Moonlit Road
An unoriginal and lacklustre performance that fails to have any real stage presence.
Seven Hungers
A bizarre and thought-provoking performance exploring the dangers that arise from our hunger for food, love and comfort.