HillviewTV Team · May 08, 2023 · 1:20:19
Laurel Elementary's performance of Matilda JR. is a heartwarming and fun-filled adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved classic. The show is full of rebellious children who are determined to teach the grown-ups a lesson, and Matilda is at the center of it all. The story follows Matilda, a girl with a brilliant mind and special powers, who faces many challenges in her life but never loses her courage or cleverness. The show features a talented cast of young performers who bring the characters to life with high-energy dance numbers and catchy songs.
Audiences of all ages will be captivated by the story of Matilda and her journey to find a better life. The show highlights the power of imagination and the importance of standing up for what you believe in, making it an empowering and inspiring performance for both children and adults. The audience will be rooting for Matilda and the "revolting children" as they take on the mean headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, and fight for their rights. With its delightful mix of humor, heart, and girl power, Matilda JR. is a must-see performance that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired.
0:24 My mommy says, are you a ghoul? 0:28 My daddy says I'm a special little honey 0:33 I'm a princess, I am a prince 0:36 My daddy says I'm a special 0:41 little Saturday 0:42 My little princess strong and me 0:45 It's true to me about my tendency to be bold 0:48 My daddy says I'm a special little boy 0:51 My daddy says I'm a little older 0:54 My little princess strong and me 0:56 As an angel, she is a beautiful woman 1:00 She has a beautiful miracle to me 1:03 My mom says that my friend is part of me 1:06 She has a love of me, she has a love of me 1:09 She says to her, I have to find my own way 1:12 I love her and she's a beautiful woman 1:17 She's been happy to know why people are so simple to me 1:21 She has a beautiful woman, she's a beautiful woman 1:24 We'll see 1:36 you next time. 1:58 Oh, my 2:16 daddy says, I'm a little one. 2:19 Oh, my daddy says, I'm a little one. 2:20 I'm on board. 2:22 My mommy says I can jump to visual germ. 2:26 And kids like me should be a dance at all. 2:29 My daddy says I should learn to shut my pie more. 2:33 No one likes a smart mouthful like me. 2:36 Not to find a discreetness for population control. 2:40 Dad says I should watch more TV. 2:48 I don't know if I'm going to be fired and I'm going to be larger and faster. 2:53 Ah, Eric! 2:55 Hang on. 2:57 Look at that fish, she's ruined the book. 2:59 That's not normal with her five-year-olds. 3:01 I think she might be an idiot. 3:03 Listen to this. 3:04 It was the best of times. 3:06 It was the worst of times. 3:08 Stop scaring up with that book, boy. 3:10 Oh, I'm a girl. 3:11 And she keeps trying to tell me stories, her own stories. 3:15 It's not normal, girl. 3:18 I'm going to call you straight back. I'm trying to pull off the beach business deal of 3:23 my life and I have to listen to this. 3:26 What about me? I'm all out of the gaffer. Dinner's done, I'm 3:31 all out of the gaffer. I'm off these phones and I'm talking to you for that statement. 3:37 But I'm going to make us rich. Our rich. Very 3:42 rich. Russian businessmen. Very rich. 3:45 very stupid. Your genius husband is going to sell them 155 old 3:50 bangers as a brand new 3:52 luxury car. But that's not fair. The car will break down in one small directions. Fair? 3:58 Listen to the boy. I'm a gal. Fair. It doesn't get you anywhere, you dick -headed 4:03 twit brain. 4:04 All I can say is thank you because Michael has inherited his old man's brains. Eh, son? 4:10 Michael. Well, I shall... 4:13 There's a table anywhere, anywhere in it, and I shall spend us, but I shall enjoy it because of the stairway 4:18 in which you have spoken to me tonight. 4:23 This is your fault! We've got stupid bots and you're stupid, but that's not right! 4:28 You're on the school in a few days, and I, on your own, is beside the treasure wall. 4:32 Scaring who she is, has told her all about you. 4:35 You just completed the Olympics, go on the app, and then what she's going to do for a little horrible thing in 4:40 the world. 4:41 Oh, I'm going to get out! 4:43 Now, get out of here, Uncle Bob. 4:46 Oh, I'm going 4:57 to get out! 5:12 Jack and Hugh 5:13 What's up there? 5:15 To them to pay the water 5:17 So they say 5:18 This possible 5:19 Was inevitable 5:21 Of the next 5:22 To the trunks 5:23 And we're eating that way 5:25 I wonder why 5:26 It didn't have to change 5:27 That's all 5:30 We'll tell them 5:31 That's a change 5:32 We'll tell them 5:33 That's all 5:38 We'll be right back. 6:15 Thank you. 6:42 Platinum blonde hair dye, extra strong, keep out of reach of children, oil 6:50 of iron tassel for men, yep. 7:01 My hair is as great as I said. Good hair means a good brain. 7:07 Your hair is a great! 7:12 My hair is a great! 7:16 Why don't you do that? 7:19 Maybe you can do some of the mommy's hair outside, doesn't it? 7:23 That's exactly what you've done to do. 7:26 My hair! My lovely hair! 7:30 I've got my skills there! The Russians! What am I going to do? 7:33 I don't know what you could do. 7:36 You could pretend you're an elf. 7:38 What are you talking about, you fool? The water literally! 7:44 Mum, would you like to hear a story? 7:47 Don't be disgusting. The sooner you're locked in the lab school, the better! 8:18 Matilda, it's nice to see you at the library again. 8:21 Yes, I mean, my mum wanted me to stay at home. 8:25 but I think it's good for grown-ups to have their own space. 8:29 Your parents seem proud to be as clever as you, 8:33 and you tell them stories like tell me. 8:35 Oh, I love your stories, Ms. Silda. 8:37 That's it, by the way. 8:39 Once upon a time. 8:44 And you pray to serve the law within the world 8:47 in an escapologist and an alphabet, 8:50 fair enough, and your friends. 8:53 and people come on to the mountains 8:57 it's so beautiful 9:06 so beautiful 9:09 and so beautiful 9:21 Let's stop. 9:50 Their sadness was so wholesome and their work became the only place they 9:55 could escape the tragedy of their lives. 9:57 So, they decided to perform the most dangerous speech ever learned to man. 10:02 It is a call! 10:03 They are burning women, hurling through the air. 10:08 They are burning in our hands. 10:12 They are the first daughter of the man. 10:15 And the man is not looking for him. 10:19 And to obey your feet, I know to man! 10:35 This is our destiny. 10:39 When? What happened? 10:40 I don't know. By myself. I'll see you tomorrow. 10:43 After you go to school. 10:46 Thank you. 11:14 I'm a special little guy 11:20 I am a princess 11:22 Since I am a prince 11:26 Mom says I'm an angel 11:37 To the rightest best body 11:39 A special princess seems to see 11:42 We'll be right back. 12:14 Thank you. 12:38 Why, why, did he hear what he said? 12:42 It wasn't a bad thing for him! 12:46 What did he say? 12:49 See what he said! 12:51 It's a test for speciality! 12:54 Why, he chose a miracle! 13:06 Thank you. 14:48 Good morning, children. My name's Miss Honey, and today's a very 14:53 special day, your first 14:55 day at school. Now, could anyone do this way? 14:58 Me, me, miss, I have a mini-di-di-di-di! 15:01 No, girl, Nigel. 15:04 Well, I think we'd better leave a third, Nigel. 15:07 We don't want you to birth the blood vessel on your first day. 15:11 Lambda is the best word. 15:15 Um, no, but tomato's a very good word. 15:21 Matilda, I can now read words. 15:24 So, Matilda, you can read words. 15:26 Well, I needed to learn to read words so that I can read sentences, because the sentence is basically 15:32 just a big bunch of words, and if you can't read sentences, you've got no chance with books, and 15:37 have you read up a book yourself? More than one. I love books. Last week I read 15:42 quite a few. A few? What books did you read? 15:47 Unicmed all the books, A few books, A few 15:53 books, and music. 15:53 So it's one of my books. 15:55 I'm going to have a punishment, and I'm going to have a hat. 16:23 Here, sir! 16:27 Well, don't stand there and have a wet tissue. 16:30 There's all things... 16:33 Miss Punchbowl, in, in, in my class, 16:36 there's a little girl called... 16:37 You're all, sir, Mr Harry Potter! 16:41 Excellent man! 16:43 Who needs to watch out for the brat, though? 16:46 Says she's a real... 16:49 Oh no, headmistress! 16:51 I don't think Matilda's that kind of child at all. 16:53 What's the school motto, Miss Honey? 16:56 Bambinatum est madita. 17:00 Children are medias! 17:02 In fact, it must have been a home that stayed far under my desk this 17:07 morning. 17:08 I prefer that. Thank you for suggesting it. 17:11 But I didn't, Miss Prattable, until the woman's a genius. 17:15 No one says it. 17:16 Hey, mistress, it is my opinion of this little girl. 17:19 we play with the 11 year olds. 17:20 But you don't just play something with the 11 year olds. 17:23 What kind of society would that be? 17:25 What about rules? 17:27 Honey, rules. 17:28 I believe this hold is an exception to the rules. 17:32 An exception? 17:34 To the root. 17:36 In my scoop. 17:41 I can tell you if you see 17:43 how I tell you if you see me 17:45 and this is how I say coffee. 17:47 What do you think is not to be the English man 17:52 away? 17:53 It's not to be the 90's to 90's 17:56 It's not to be the only thing 18:00 It's not to be the rules 18:02 It has to be the same 18:05 Look, look, look, look 18:12 Look, look, look 18:15 You have to stay inside the circle all the time 18:21 I've been watching Mary to do, don't read 18:24 I've been sitting on the street 18:27 And just need to keep the leader of silence 18:31 Sing, children! 18:32 Two, three, four! 18:33 Here you are, I'm a girl, I'm a girl 18:36 I'm a boy, I'm a girl, I'm a girl 18:38 I'm a girl, I'm a girl, I'm a girl, I'm a girl 18:50 We'll be right back. 19:25 Thank you! 19:35 Thank you very much, thank you very much for being here on this little girl, would you like to watch? 19:58 Student Nazi question asking questions! 20:01 Are you telling me you're rich? 20:04 They took one look at the mileage on the first part 20:07 and said that these cars were nabbled. 20:09 I jumped on the miles so high 20:11 because you were manufacturing mistakes. 20:12 So you lied? 20:14 Of course I lied. 20:16 And they didn't believe you? 20:17 Of course I didn't believe you. 20:19 Uncle Brianne. 20:21 I've got air. 20:25 And what's this? 20:27 Another bloody book? 20:28 What's wrong with the tally? 20:30 Oh no, it's a lovely book. 20:32 Honest, you should read it. 20:34 I'm sure it's hit by the... 20:39 No, it's a library book! 20:48 You so good as a rat! 20:51 I'm like my daughter's little pearl! 20:54 Now get out of here, you little stinkworm! 20:59 Do we have the superglue in the cupboard? 21:02 And while I'm right, while I just- 21:15 Just because you find that life's not fair, it 21:20 does mean that you just have to grin and bear it. 21:24 If you always take it from your chin and wear it, nothing will change. 21:31 Just get all you can do out of you 21:34 The muscle doesn't stop being like me to stop you 21:38 Breathe around and let them get out of you 21:41 The muscle doesn't say you think that it's okay 21:44 And that's not right 21:51 I've got my arm, you boy 21:54 On the go! 22:11 Matilda, do all those rounds in your head, please, your headaches. 22:16 I mean, they've got hair all squeezed in, eh? 22:19 No, it's fine. I think they just fit. 22:24 Well, I'd better hang around just in case they start to squeeze. 22:28 He's out of the ears. 22:29 I'm out of the mouth. 22:30 They think it's probably for the best, they're for best friends. 22:36 AHHHHH! 22:40 Pcion's been selling for the home can, of course, for the trash full's check! 22:44 I'm selling for my oil and now it's after me! 22:47 But that's not fair! 22:48 What's happenin' for trash full beside so guilty you're squiffed? 22:52 This says they're going to put me in a choking! 23:00 They say it's the top of our office that throws children into, the size of the nails, 23:06 the splice, everything's ruined in the loss. 23:11 And there's a place in the world that we've had a picture, and it's made 23:16 up our lives and our lives, and our lives, and our lives, and our 23:22 lives. 23:22 And so the name we have, our lives, and our lives, and our lives, and our lives, and all of us is hidden that our lives during the accident, and our lives. 23:48 All right, when did this happen? 23:50 Twenty minutes ago. 23:52 What? 23:53 She's coming! 23:55 Leatherhide! 23:57 How much of us now? 24:10 Where is the maggot? 24:11 No, it is Knight L. 24:14 Over there, under those coats. 24:17 Where he's been for last hour, actually. 24:20 What? An hour? 24:22 Oh yes, Nigel suffers from the ground that's chronic sleeping just from a cold narcolepsy. 24:26 The sufferer falls asleep, often without knowing or any warning at all. 24:30 You see, Nigel fell asleep and we put him under the coast of safety. Didn't we? 24:35 Didn't we? 24:36 Definitely! 24:37 He'll probably teach you the best when he wakes up. 24:45 Is it time to school yet, Mum? 24:48 What? What do I do, dear? This isn't my bedroom at all. 24:52 Oh, hello, Miss Trenchball. 24:58 Amanda? 24:59 Three. 25:03 Yes, Miss Trenchball? 25:05 What? Have I told you about wearing pretty tails? 25:09 I need to be tails, but my mind has been making me look pretty. 25:16 Is... 25:17 Ah! 25:19 What? 25:34 I'm running! I'm running! 25:37 Yay! 25:44 You! What is your name? Matilda! Matilda 25:49 Lambert! 25:51 Oh, world! You've just made a very big mistake! 26:01 So so you all know, she's my best friend! 26:12 Thank you so much for joining us in the past, sir. 26:17 Green air? 26:18 Yeah, it was our national green air day. 26:21 The celebration of all the wonderful green things in the world, 26:25 like lettuce and... 26:28 Come on. 26:30 Absolutely, sir. 26:31 Come on, sir. 26:32 Now that is how you do... 26:35 Oh, no. 26:36 Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 26:40 This one looks like a brain. 27:08 I love 27:21 you. 27:36 Ah, halle, halle, halle, hey! 27:43 It's a great fit! 27:44 Hey, you know what it is! 27:48 It is a good job! 27:51 No, you're not a good job mate! 27:53 It's a smart job! 27:54 Well, as I said, 27:56 I'm still in the middle of the bar, 27:59 I'm really trying to be! 28:01 Well, there's water in the bar, 28:03 I'm really trying! 28:04 Come on, I'm into the dough now, I'm going to 28:10 have to do it now, don't miss. 28:15 Why do I need to tell you all, take a little past, because I see lots of 28:20 old women and books. 28:22 Look at you, look at me. 28:26 You look so high and better, hey Dave. 28:47 Stop being pathetic, Jen. Just get on your feet, Jen. 28:52 You are always too much and there are no people behind. 29:04 It's not your problem, you've not got the spine, you 29:10 are a teacher to stay back to school. 29:15 But yes, I told her, let 29:22 me sleep at the door, she said it's 29:27 nice to know. 29:29 And she's special inside, and once 29:35 she's alive. 29:37 And I believe in my heart that this is my 29:43 heart. 29:45 I can't see you as my heart, you as my 29:50 soul. 29:50 And I see you as my heart, and I see you as my heart, and I see you as my heart, and I see you as my heart. 29:58 Instead she's family, a fitting little 30:04 me, has a love at all where it is, 30:10 and yet he's a son. 30:29 And so, the great day arrived. 30:34 Everything was raged by an active activist, a frightening woman who used to be 30:39 an Olympic 30:40 class country, and then there was nothing but to scare the children out 30:45 of town. 30:46 Suddenly, out came the ethnic audience! 30:50 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls... 30:53 Girls, the boat went full through the air, with 30:59 dynamite in her bed, from a shock and swept the 31:04 ocean, 31:05 not by the bed, not by the bed, and you can cancel. 31:12 Cancel, my wife, is pregnant. 31:16 Still has a happy ending. 31:17 No. 31:27 I don't know, 31:44 I'll see you tomorrow. 32:10 SILDA, starting tomorrow, I'm going to bring a selection of very common works out to challenge 32:15 your mind. 32:16 You may sit and read them. 32:18 and if you have any questions, well, I think the best answer then. 32:23 How does that sound? 32:26 Matilda, wait, there's the biggest cat in the world. 32:29 You're going to huddle the air out of me. 32:37 Matilda, world, where is Matilda? 32:40 Aha, even this to you. 32:43 Esme, what is it called? 32:48 In the kitchen and store the slice of my crate, shot the kid from my 32:53 tea tray. 32:54 Who I didn't know? This crate was because bigger all morning. 32:58 Standing up for a little spitball, are you? 33:00 Well, this crime took place before school started. 33:03 Therefore, she is... 33:17 Do you see? 33:18 What kind of look? 33:20 I saw the cat 33:21 and honestly 33:23 I was really 33:26 ethically sort of 33:28 almost thinking 33:29 that was good enough, maybe 33:31 but the thing was I was having 33:33 a lot of trouble with my belly 33:35 so the size of this cat was so good 33:38 that it started down to the weight 33:40 and it was beginning to 33:47 You are a croc and a bee and I can crush you! 33:55 I'm so used by the salty gas. 33:57 All this is mine, I'm so used by the fire control school. 34:04 Free! 34:09 It is Bob Prater. 34:12 Yes, Mr. Prater. 34:14 You like my cake, didn't you? 34:16 Yes, Mr. Prater. 34:17 Oh, as long as you enjoy the cake, that's the main thing. 34:21 Yes, it is Bob Prater. 34:24 Oh, well, I did it. Thank you. 34:27 Wonderful mouse. 34:29 It makes me so happy to just be a one blow down my lower intestine. 34:35 And I'm good. 34:48 I will tell you to act full, and I will tell you to act full, and I say that crudents like you have 34:53 not thought to eat entirely paper and got the keys. 34:59 And this will be said that you should have thought that before you decide to steal my head. 35:06 1 35:34 ... 36:10 We'll be right 36:15 back. 36:52 Oh, my goodness! 36:54 Yes, yes! 36:55 This is so disrespectful. 36:57 I don't have to... 36:58 You know, it's all right Jenny, we all get carried away sometimes, even 37:03 if you. 37:04 Well come on Bob Trotter, good show. 37:08 Well, come on Bob Trotter, what, where? 37:12 Oh, there you are for me, son. 37:14 And because of the first part of your punishment, there's more for the second part. 37:18 And the second part is... 37:20 Check it! 37:23 Check it out loud! 37:26 I said, I'll give you feedback, you mates. 37:29 If you, who do you think that I can, is coming? 37:31 We, if, you. 37:34 I'm so happy. 37:54 Thank you. 38:22 Not a child, exactly. 38:24 Do you want to hear the next part of the story? 38:26 What are you waiting for? 38:29 I didn't care for the most dangerous piece that had ever been thought. 38:34 The acrobatic, James and husband. 38:38 I don't know. 38:39 We've done this a thousand times. 38:42 Yes, I escaped from the gate. 38:44 Did he know? 38:45 Catch you with my head. 38:47 I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 38:50 So, that's what we need to do. 38:55 More of the base. 38:56 Tell me what we need to do. 39:05 Sorry. 39:07 This one starts with that. 39:08 The moment this dress will specialise, 39:10 the act of that's floating in the air! 39:13 We have a moment to start with the front of your chair 39:15 and suddenly, 39:16 and then your feet open! 39:18 Thank you. 39:18 We just wanted to make the tail away. 39:19 The other one was a big fat person. 39:21 I was going to make my car car car. 39:24 Suddenly, I'm seeing my car car car. 39:27 I'm so scared. 39:41 It was just too much room. 39:43 Suddenly, it has become slippy. 39:44 I'm still happy. 39:46 Does he survive? 39:49 So you've got every turn that you're positive. 39:54 So you've got to be long enough to have this. 40:01 So you've got worse. 40:12 Worse? Oh no, because they can't. 40:14 I'm afraid they did, because the Ethic Apologist for certain times 40:19 had never been able to see your sister for happiness. 40:22 In fact, the actress move in and help look after his daughter. 40:26 So you know you are taught to a little girl, 40:28 please don't have to ever see anything wrong. 40:31 I'm always conceiving so the Ethic Apologist never suspected a 40:36 thing. 40:37 And let's call to this. 40:42 He smells. He's supposed to smell you. 40:47 Oh, yes. 40:49 Of course. 40:51 I guess not. 41:34 Thank you for what? 41:39 I'll be told he'll to raise the voice in his hands by me 41:44 to raise my voice, 41:46 His face when I'm just doing it, and I don't know it 41:51 enough. 41:58 I'll be told to raise my voice in his hands by me, 42:01 and I don't know what he does if I listen to them because it's hard 42:07 to hold them. 42:10 Thank you. 43:03 We'll be right back. 44:16 Thank you. 44:55 Where's the glory, the glory, to this place to the rest 45:00 of the world? 45:01 I must have won the same, but I'm ready to fail. 45:05 In death, nothing else. 45:20 Everyone down around, I'm on my service. 45:23 sharing my triumph. Not you, Paul, I'm a girl. 45:29 One hundred fifty -five, all plays on my end. 45:33 How could I possibly make a line to go back? Couldn't bear a lot of drag you to one backwards, could 45:38 I? 45:39 That was. When suddenly I had a good genius idea in the world. 45:44 I grabbed his heel and, using my incredible mind, touched his plumber on the 45:49 first car, 45:49 so I didn't know what to do. 45:53 That was exactly it. We're in a few minutes, I don't know if 45:58 you're practically nothing. 46:00 That works! 10 minutes late at the Russian shop. It's supposed to use star glasses. 46:06 Russian time off too! Oh, I thought this guy was going all night! 46:10 That was the turn from the ballot. That's it. 46:14 Same thing! I'll do it! 46:20 No, that's it! 46:22 Now we're the model of all day long! 46:26 You trusted you've cheated them! 46:28 What have you done to deserve a child like you? 46:32 You know what I'm going to lose your heart. 46:35 Let's find a nice down with that. 46:37 Who does that help? 46:40 And who keeps us how I was fighting? 46:44 Who would never realize that I was wrong as you did? 46:47 Come on, let go! Now go to the bed, you can party, settle, breathe, 46:54 that was! 47:07 The epidemiologist started settling tight. 47:10 Never saying anything or words about the evil of the body. 47:14 It's only a test for me to do. 47:16 So one day she deserves it! 47:19 You are useless! 47:20 Tell me! 47:46 Have I been so locked up in my first place for often the one thing that I could 47:51 do of both? 47:52 I know she's so much late, I should spend the rest of my life in my 47:57 life. 48:05 I've been so locked up in my first place. 48:12 We'll be in two years now again. 48:15 I'd like to see the speaking new 48:17 in the world of love. 48:19 We'll be in two years now. 48:40 The house is locked. 49:10 What are you doing with those books, woman? 49:15 This one's still got a photo on my watch. 49:18 There's an age for reading, an age for being filthy. 49:21 That's his little toad. 49:23 He's my toads. 49:25 Oh, she's gone. She's not that. 49:26 Yes, only Bob's daughter here is my rude toad. 49:29 Satan. 49:31 This party, you believe in timeless and subtlest and awesome stories. 49:35 Thank you. 49:36 I'm teaching you to teach the child what's best, break the child. 49:49 Quiet, you maggots! 49:50 But now we're speaking, Mr. Constable. 49:52 He's telling me how to say, 49:54 Quiet, you maggots. 49:55 You are the Highlands community. 49:59 Now, where do I go with water? 50:01 I'll get in a tentacle. 50:04 Stupid girl, fun, disgusting, romantic, romantic 50:10 when I say, I think it's time to talk to you all off the middle of your face in the edge. 50:22 This little girl has started reading. 50:26 Why did I just want my speaking? 50:28 The game, the next, the status set. 50:33 I'll give up the wine it's not the smell it 50:36 I'll give up the smell to bed 50:38 This is a little dark 50:40 I'll give you a smell to bed on the scent 50:46 Smell the bed 50:47 It comes down to the sweat 50:49 And the smell to bed is wet 50:54 And it can be warm 50:56 Smell the tone 50:58 I'll give you a damn 51:01 are we just the sparing within the forest 51:04 can tell me for a baby but I'm a baby I can't 51:07 so, you didn't finish life 51:10 I wanted to take you to the forest 51:13 I wanted to walk on 51:17 I'm a baby, I'm a baby 51:29 2.4, umm... 51:30 come, i've just rimmed something 51:32 1, 2, 3, 4! 51:41 there you go! 51:45 don't Во! 51:49 you got a B solutions, 51:56 there you go! 51:56 Thank you. 52:24 Oh, 52:52 Play, play, 52:58 play. 53:21 And knit, I do it as knit in a forest 53:27 I'm doing this to see you at all. I'm doing this to see you at all. 53:30 I'm doing this to see you at all, see you at all. 53:31 That's because you just wanted to be a pathetic. 53:39 For me. For our back is a nippling little cute. 53:45 You! You! You! 53:49 You! 54:03 You are not fit to breathe in this school. 54:09 With your complete training 54:10 and teaching the kids 54:12 that... 54:17 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! 54:45 Oh, my 55:09 god. 55:24 What is... 55:29 Like silent but not really silent. 55:41 Is that still sort of quiet? 55:47 Like a sound of a great beat of a drum 55:52 Of the stars and stars and stars 55:58 And there's a few miles we've got 56:03 There's a few miles we've got 56:07 And there's a few miles 56:09 For me, you won't bring me anymore 56:19 And it is for you 56:23 And I am more 56:28 Like I said 57:01 And I tell you that there is nothing I tell of you. 57:05 It's so late, it wasn't a smell of bread! 57:07 It wasn't a smell of... 57:11 But, who is it? 57:14 It means... 57:16 It's... 57:17 It's any more! 57:20 I've got a juice in my dickens! 57:33 Well, that was interesting. I think we must all go home. 57:38 Well, we still can. 57:40 Yeah, we can't go home. 57:42 Miss Nelda? 57:44 Boy. 58:01 I'm lifting my eyes. 58:03 You must change. 58:06 Would you find Sierra in there too? 58:13 There's this thing with my eyes. 58:16 I can't understand. 58:22 You mean there's no room in my head 58:25 for my breath. 58:26 So you have to splurge out in my eyes? 58:28 No. 58:29 Not exactly, but yes, something like that. 58:32 You certainly are a special girl, I saw that. 58:35 I met your mother, she's unusual. 58:39 What about your father? 58:40 Did he talk to her daughter as hard as you? 58:42 Oh yes, he's always saying that fast. 58:44 He always says, 58:45 But Tilda, we are so proud of her daughteress. 58:48 That's not silly, honey. 58:49 He's not proud of me at all. 58:51 He doesn't know why he has a cheat, 58:53 because he has to be so pretty. 58:55 I see. 58:56 Here we are. 59:01 Are you poor? 59:03 Yes, yes I am. Very. Pretend if I teach you very much. 59:07 We don't actually. Pretend if I'm poor with the dose because of other reasons. 59:12 I used to rule with my aunt, but one day, as the orphanage came across this old shed, 59:17 I fell completely in love with it. I ran into the farmer and baked him to let me move in. 59:22 He thought I was mad, but he agreed, and I did to hear everything. 59:25 But you're telling me you called me to the shed? 59:28 I'm not strong like you, Miss Delta. 59:31 My father dragged me when I was very young. 59:33 My husband's name, and he was very kind. 59:35 But after he was gone, my aunt became my legal guardian. 59:39 She was mean and cruel as you can hardly imagine. 59:42 And then, after I got my job as a teacher, 59:46 she presented me with a bill for the last of me all those years. 59:49 She made me find a contract with any of her every penny. 59:52 She gave me some openness when I thought I had two. 59:54 He had this entire house. Did he really do that? 59:57 Just give him this house? 59:59 And he finds it hard to believe. 1:00:01 Just like, I cannot believe he would have felt himself. 1:00:05 This is what she said happened. 1:00:06 You think she's a victim, don't you, Tommy? 1:00:10 Well, I cannot say, Miss Hilda. 1:00:12 All I know is that you've been being a brawly pilot and then maybe, well, present. 1:00:17 Oh, sure. It's called police. 1:00:19 Well, we can't. We can't defend this. 1:00:22 That's crazy. 1:00:24 Thisfeel is not too exciting,ôn you wishy. 1:00:27 It's, it's a music Armable flank. 1:00:39 We'll be right back. 1:01:09 This class is going to have a very special spelling test. 1:01:19 What do you want to get? 1:01:23 You 1:01:24 Now let me see 1:01:26 Spell mute 1:01:28 Mute 1:01:28 N-E-W-T 1:01:33 Excuse me 1:01:36 You 1:01:41 Revolting 1:01:43 R-E-V-O-L-T-I-A 1:01:47 You're cheating! I've talked to an actual, with kindness and patience and respect! 1:01:53 How dare you prickly words into my classroom, madam! You know your teaching and I can 1:01:58 prove it! 1:01:59 Let me see... 1:02:00 You still... 1:02:02 ...earthless agony... 1:02:03 ...of what you're going to tell me to do this! 1:02:05 That's not a word! It is made up! 1:02:07 Oh, you love your morning! 1:02:09 That sounds nervous! 1:02:12 Hey! 1:02:14 C, H, E, L, 1:02:20 L, A 1:02:22 Oh, dear, dear, dear, dear, dear, dear 1:02:26 Hey, I'm sorry, it's a sound scared. 1:02:29 You're going to smoke it! 1:02:36 Hey, what's going on? 1:02:38 I've got to draw Miss, you have to put me a trophy as well. 1:02:42 Dog, D, Y, T, and the table, 1:02:48 S, A, P, F, Y, S, V, what's going on, 1:02:54 stop this, you can't respond to Toby, banana, T, T, A, A, B, L, 1:02:59 T, Y, T, L, F, E, R, E, F, W, 1:03:02 Try it, T, S, Q, Q, Q, A, S, T, 1, 1:03:07 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, S, 1:03:10 Yes, we're passing! 1:03:29 You don't feel an eye to any of this! 1:03:32 Come on now, let's speak. 1:03:33 Ah, do you think I have Mr Barclay? 1:03:36 I will show you for each and every one of you! 1:03:38 Look! There's a voice on the board! Agatha! 1:03:46 Agatha! This is the 1:03:52 end! 1:03:53 What do you want to do? 1:03:56 To my daddy! Agatha! 1:04:13 yeah 1:04:28 One, two, three, two, one! 1:04:53 Thank you. 1:05:26 We'll be right back. 1:06:34 We are LSD. 1:07:08 A few of these places I have seen you just have. 1:07:10 It's a great hospital that's messed up, and then I have another hospital that's used 1:07:15 to a whole house. 1:07:16 It's been once a while, and I've seen you all. 1:07:19 One hospital. 1:07:20 It's the next hospital. 1:07:23 We were pretty teachers' doors as if we had business in the world. 1:07:27 And there was good time. 1:07:29 The people always said there was the best school in all lives. 1:07:34 There's so much time I've been able to do things for hours. 1:07:37 Sometimes we've never wanted to do things in Paris, 1:07:41 but we still have time for need and school and cold days. 1:08:07 I don't understand that talking. We've got to stay forever. I went out with women 1:08:12 fast. 1:08:13 Stay? Because why? Because this church range was a hundred and fifty years 1:08:18 old, babe. 1:08:19 I'm not afraid of you. 1:08:20 I'm afraid of you. 1:08:33 There is your father. 1:08:35 He's... 1:08:36 I understand. 1:08:39 He's a stupid man. 1:08:41 I'm trying to do it because I'm more of a stupid too. 1:08:44 He's a very, very stupid. 1:08:47 You're so sensible, yes, because my father is poignant and very, 1:08:52 very stupid. 1:08:55 You say it's not. 1:08:57 Sadly, my life is a battle talk to you from people like you. 1:09:02 You are the people I know that thinking is all bad. 1:09:05 Bad life! 1:09:22 I did have one of my friends to show up on Amanda, and one day, when 1:09:27 he gets it out of 1:09:28 the hospital, he will tell me stupid, but maybe not so rude, what 1:09:34 he said. 1:09:35 This is a very tempting offer, but I think I've 1:09:40 had enough of my friends. 1:09:43 My father is a very, very lucky dragon. 1:09:49 Let's get out of here for the table, boys! 1:09:52 Let me tell the table here with me! 1:09:56 I beg your pardon? 1:09:58 Mr. Barnwood, I would love to take this table back. 1:10:01 I'd look after her with love and respect and I'd pay for everything. 1:10:05 You mean her daughter? Here with you? 1:10:08 Dad, you just called me your daughter. 1:10:11 Do you want to stay here with Miss Honey? 1:10:14 Yes, I do. 1:10:16 And you want to look after her? 1:10:18 I do. 1:10:20 Well, we are a revenge for the room. 1:10:23 So, yes, thank you. 1:10:39 This is because they've found each other, yes. 1:10:42 We have found each other. 1:11:12 Thank you. 1:13:20 All right parents if you want to take some photos you may I'm gonna step 1:13:25 out 1:13:26 here 1:13:28 All right, smile for the cameras, look at the cameras, everyone. 1:13:38 Brilliant, Gus. 1:13:40 A few more seconds. 1:13:45 And we have some thank yous to give, so I'm going to ask my cast to sit where they 1:13:50 are. 1:13:53 And first of all, I want to ask our audience. 1:13:56 wonderful costume leads, Leanne Breckenridge and 1:14:01 Katie Zamorowski, to come on out. 1:14:06 They have been the genius 1:14:11 behind all of this, the creative team, the organization 1:14:16 of keeping 1:14:17 79 identical or near -identical school uniforms and socks and 1:14:22 ties and everything. 1:14:24 managed backstage is is really a kind of a task in itself and 1:14:29 then just on the 1:14:30 vision that you have we are so lucky that we have you doing our costumes and 1:14:35 leading this great team and I think we have some gifts for you so thank you 1:14:51 all right next 1:14:52 I want to ask Jenny Nagel to come 1:14:54 up. She stepped in as 1:14:56 one of my choreographers this year, one of 1:14:58 our parents, and she did 1:15:00 such a wonderful job of working 1:15:02 with our kids. 1:15:04 So thank you, Jenny. 1:15:11 Something for you. 1:15:18 And then I'm going to ask 1:15:20 all of our Hillview and Laurel 1:15:22 stage crew that's 1:15:24 backstage there to step on out. 1:15:26 Come right up behind. 1:15:28 Give them a big round of applause. 1:15:33 Thank you all our 1:15:34 stage crew. 1:15:38 And we have something for you. 1:15:40 I'll give it to Mr. Hairston 1:15:42 to distribute to make sure that we 1:15:44 give you a proper thank you too. So thank you 1:15:46 all of you. 1:15:49 And I think I'm going to hand this off. 1:15:55 Am I handing this off? 1:16:00 Hi, guys. 1:16:02 You did it. 1:16:03 We're all so, so proud of you. 1:16:08 I did this last year, and I cried, 1:16:10 so I'm really going to try not to cry this time. 1:16:13 So hopefully you all got that the overarching message 1:16:16 of Matilda Jr. is that even if you're little, you can do a lot. There 1:16:21 are so many Laurel 1:16:22 life skills, Lee, I'm looking for you, that are woven through this play. Perseverance, 1:16:29 integrity, courage. Ms. Wilson and Ms. Gilliot would be so proud. But 1:16:35 there is another powerful 1:16:36 message in this musical. There are grownups in our lives that 1:16:42 children can turn to, to 1:16:43 help them realize. 1:16:44 their full potential, to see who they are at their true core, 1:16:50 that there's a place for 1:16:53 I think I speak for most, if not all of us, when I say that Laurel School is full 1:16:58 of these 1:16:58 grown -ups, be it a principal, Ms. Hedigan, I saw you there, Ms. Creighton, you're probably 1:17:03 here somewhere, a school counselor, a specialist, a teacher, the 1:17:09 list is endless. 1:17:12 Megan, Megan Stone, third -grade teacher, extraordinaire, and 1:17:18 myself, I'm Ritu, 1:17:19 Laurel Parent, would like to shine the spotlight on one grown-up in particular, 1:17:25 Miss Bergeron. 1:17:36 Between last year's production of Seussical Junior, 1:17:40 I know many of you guys are at, 1:17:42 and this year's Matilda Jr. 1:17:44 We've had the incredible fortune of being on this journey 1:17:47 with Ms. Bergeron as her parent coordinators. 1:17:49 Now that she's leaving me, it's super, okay. 1:17:55 For every single one of these 85 children you see up here, 1:17:59 our amazing cast and crew, 1:18:01 she has clearly communicated one simple 1:18:05 but powerful message. 1:18:07 I believe. 1:18:08 in you and in so doing all of these incredible fourth 1:18:14 and fifth graders you see here have found 1:18:16 the courage to get up on this stage before you to try something hard persevere 1:18:22 and nail it you guys 1:18:24 totally nailed it by believing in them miss bergeron you have taught our children 1:18:29 to believe in 1:18:30 themselves and that lesson is priceless so audience 1:18:35 please get on 1:18:37 your feet and give Ms. Bergeron the standing ovation she truly deserves. 1:19:01 Thank you, thank you, thank you. 1:19:05 some playoff music when you're ready. Thank 1:19:11 you. Playoff music. 1:19:33 Thank you. 1:20:08 We'll be right back. 