Edward Scissorhands: Matthew Bourne's dance version of Tim Burton's classic

It is implied that a person is stabbed with a blade, in a scene of choregraphed violence which results in the sight of blood on his shirt.

There is a mild scary scene in which an artificial man's leg becomes animated whilst his inventor is sewing his other leg. There are also scenes of bullying.

There is mild innuendo including a scene in which a woman suggestively opens her knees as she dances seductively, and a scene in which she sits on top of a moving washing machine, where she acts as though she is having fun. A man lifts his golf club at an angle in a suggestive manner when he sees a woman in her nightie. When a man lifts a woman's skirt, it is made clear that it was by accident. A woman briefly smacks her husband's bottom as he leaves their home.

The central character sometimes cuts others, using the scissors he has for hands. Most of the cuts are accidental but some occur during fighting.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.