Remember the tale of Jack and the Beanstalk, when the hero traded his ... thanks to proceeds from a bag of gold, a golden goose, and a harp stolen from the evil ogre’s castle in the sky?

Jack gazes at the beanstalk and decides he must return to ... Giant asks for his hen - not an ordinary hen but rather a magic, golden one that lays golden eggs. Jack is amazed!

This Jim Henson Co. production of "Jack and the Beanstalk" certainly isn't a lighthearted ... but it could use a lot more of the talking goose with an attitude to counteract its general humorlessness.

When in disgust she flings the beans out the window, a beanstalk grows into the sky, so far up it enters an invisible world where a giant lives. Jack steals the giant's golden harp and goose that ...

Accompanied by his sidekick Grayson -- a goose who ate a bean and underwent an amazing transformation -- Jack climbs the magic beanstalk to recover the fabled Harp of Destiny from the evil Giant ...

Jack And The Beanstalk is no exception ... They’re not going to give the golden goose and the golden harp to Jack, you’re going to have to take it.” The ending might seem a little baffling ...

After planting them, Jack awakens to find a giant beanstalk, at the top of which lives a Giant who invented a plucky Golden Harp and a dancing Golden Goose. Wackiness ensues as Jack tries to ...

The Goose is back, played by April Kelly and Jill will be performed by Margarida Silva with Alex Hindmarsh as the loveable, kind Giant. So, make a date, and climb the magical beanstalk with Jack ...

and Jack even has a bed to sleep on Because he is so rude to her! The hen lays an egg when the Giant asks for it by saying 'Please' Year 1 Talk about the amazing golden hen. Can the children say ...