A lonely giant lives enclosed behind the walls of his garden, refusing to let anyone enter. When a group of children — and a brave girl who reaches his heart — begin playing inside the garden, the giant’s emotional wounds slowly heal. As winter gives way to spring, the story unfolds as a metaphor for forgiveness, childhood wonder, and rediscovery of joy. The musical retains Wilde’s central themes but resets them in a stylized, Pan-Asian world blending fantasy, mythology, and lyrical movement.