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The Karate Kid – The Musical

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By Stephanie Stevenson Verified
| The Wee Review
Continuing to ride on the waves of ’80s nostalgia, the original The Karate Kid movie released in 1984 has added yet another media format to it’s metaphorical belt, this time telling the story through the medium of a musical, so aptly named The Karate Kid – The Musical.
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Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes

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By Stephanie Stevenson Verified
| The Wee Review
From the moment the curtain rises, you’re quite literally drawn into the seductive world of Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes. A world where ambition, obsession, and artistry collide in the most dazzling and devastating fashion. Under the direction and choreography of Matthew Bourne, this production feels both lovingly classic and thrillingly modern.
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Panto 2025: Jack and the Beanstalk

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By Stephanie Stevenson Verified
| The Wee Review
It’s that time again. The city of Edinburgh’s biggest panto troupe returns to the Festival Theatre for one final stint before its homecoming to King’s Theatre in 2026. Jack and the Beanstalk is unapologetically big, bright and busy. A panto that knows exactly how to put on a show, even if it’s less certain about the story it’s trying to tell. From the moment the curtain goes up, it’s clear where the production’s strengths lie. Visually, it’s a treat.
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