Jack the Giant Killer on stage at Grand Opera House this week
The Grand Opera House presents a dramatized Jack the Giant Killer with changes for family appeal. George Auger stands eight feet two inches as the giant, supported by Sylvia Hearne as a princess and Ernest Rommel as the killer, with Caroline Hass and two helpers. The show retells the Cornwall tale of Jack slaying giants Blunderbore and Cormellan, freeing prisoners and delivering a heroic rescue through wit and daring.
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