Today in the Folktale Court, Mr. Giant says that Jack climbed up a beanstalk and stole his special hen. Now we're going to listen to each person's point of view and decide what is fair.

At the top of the Beanstalk, Jack was amazed to find a castle in the clouds. It was the giant's castle, the giant who had stolen the village's money. Jack went inside but the giant heard and came ...

Another tale of what happens after happily ever after, this time looking into what happened after Jack felled the giant beanstalk and defeated the giant.

Join Rhayader Players as they take to the stage with Jack and the Beanstalk, this year's pantomime! Jack played by Edie Leafe ...

All fairytales end with ‘happily ever after’, but what happens after ever after? When Jack (Eddie Karanja) discovers the Giant (David Walliams) is not dead, merely concussed and suffering memory loss, ...

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Mayflower Theatre is celebrating its most successful pantomime ever, with more people going to watch the Christmas 2024 show ...

There can’t be a Jack if there’s no beanstalk (nor a giant awaiting at the top) and Truro’s own definitely doesn’t disappoint. With David Howe’s dazzling lighting design illuminating ...

Jack Trot is in love with Jolene ... Otherwise, all the usual plot points of sale of cow, magic beans, beanstalk and giant’s castle in the sky are present and correct. The biggest difference ...

Fleshcreep tricks Jack into swapping her for a bag of stones, which the fairy enchants into becoming magic beans. Soon, a beanstalk ... sized puppet of the giant finally arrives, he “Fee ...

We have a GIANT panto this year! Join Jack, Dame Trott and Clarabelle the Cow for a thrilling adventure filled with magic beans, a castle in the clouds and a walking, talking, very bad-tempered Giant.

This brand-new take on the GIANT fairy tale will play in the ... Nicholai La Barrie, Director, said: “Jack and the Beanstalk will be a lively, uproarious pantomime, bursting with humour, magic ...