Edward Scissorhands, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, May 21 2024 *****
Edward Scissorhands may be a gothic fairytale but it has messages for us all about understanding and tolerance of anyone a bit different.His extraordinarily beautiful ballet is breathtaking in its design and execution.
He perfectly captures the essence of this child-like man, cruelly encumbered with scissors for fingers. But quite how he danced with such long appendages in such an intricate and delicate way is an absolute marvel. The ballet is set in suburbia with six different families representing the best and worst of society. And in this revival we see a same sex couple for the first time.
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