Edward Scissorhands


The poignant tale of a lonely boy in a new world is reimagined in Matthew Bourne’s magical dance production.

Cast from Edward Scissorhands during performance
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Southside

14th May - 18th May
From £29.50 per person

Venue Key Features

Level Access

Venue Accessibility

Access guide

Accessible toilets

British Sign Language

Changing Places toilets

Large print, braille or audio

Level Access

Level access from entrance to reception

Level access to all public areas

Level access to bar

Level access to dining room, cafe or restaurant

Level access to main entrance

Lift or stairlift

Partial wheelchair access

Ramp to main entrance

Suitable for visitors with limited mobility

Tactile route for visitors with visual impairments

Wheelchair access throughout

Since its debut in 2005, Matthew Bourne’s enchanting dance rendition of Edward Scissorhands has captivated audiences globally. Now the sensation takes to the stage of Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre.

Created by an eccentric inventor, Edward lives a quirt life. When his creator dies, Edward is left incomplete, with scissors for hands. A kind woman from the town invites him to live with her family. As Edward tries to find his place among them, will they look past his strange appearance and see the gentle soul within?

An audio description performance takes place as a matinee show on 18 May 2024. A downloadable visual guide which contains information and pictures to help prepare for a visit to the venue and performance is also available.

Festival Theatre Edinburgh is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from the east end of Princes Street. If travelling by public transport, Lothian Buses services 7, 14, 30, 31, 37 and 49 all run regular services to the area.

Further details, availability and tickets can be found on Edward Scissorhands.


Poster to promote Edward Scissorhands at the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh