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Photo: Tipperary Pantomime Society on Facebook
Tipperary Pantomime Society has shared a video showing a giant beanstalk taking over the Excel Centre in Tipperary Town.
The video shows two of the characters from their upcoming pantomime worried about the beanstalk taking over the centre.
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In a tongue-in-cheek post on Facebook, the Society shared the video of the beanstalk crawling through the centre before bursting out of the front of the centre.
The post was captioned: "BREAKING NEWS: CCTV has emerged of damage at Tipperary Excel Heritage Centre. An Garda Síochána are asking people who might know either of the two individuals in the CCTV to report them to the Giant."
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The video can be viewed here.
The pantomime runs from Wednesday, January 21, to Saturday, January 24.
Tickets can be purchased from the Excel on 062 80520, or on www.tipperaryexcel.com.
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