HillviewTV Team · May 07, 2023 · 1:27:27
Encinal 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.
0:00 Thank you. 0:28 My daddy says, I'm a miracle. 0:32 My daddy says, I'm a special little guy. 0:36 I am a princess and I am a prince. 0:39 My daddy says, I'm a special little 0:45 soldier. 0:45 Now it is a special little guy. 0:47 So as me. 0:48 It's clearly acknowledged my talents is a gold. 0:51 My talents are a soldier. 0:53 I'm a super gold. 0:54 My daddy says, I'm a miracle. 0:56 What's the kind of haste and the splendor to the sea? 1:00 As the day of the fall, the evil day would go for 1:03 The sickness appears for a miracle in me 1:06 My mommy says I'm a present memory 1:09 She has never seen a teacher and a re- 1:13 She says I'm a parent and I'm a doctor and a re- 1:16 I'm a memory 1:17 I love you so much 1:20 Thank you, John 1:21 I love you, I love you, I love you 1:30 We'll be right back. 1:52 We'll be 2:08 right back. 2:20 The last little one 2:22 My daddy says, I'm a ball 2:26 My mummy says, I might dance a little down 2:29 The kids like me should be against them all 2:32 My daddy says, I should plan to set my time for 2:36 Never mind a smart mad girl like me 2:39 Mum says, I'm a big fan, she'll pop your ears and dance roll 2:43 Dad says, I should watch more TV 2:47 Yes! 2:48 That's what I said. 2:51 You want to do it in the beginning, so I'm a brand new bit. 2:54 That's your regard, Sam. 2:56 Ah, Harry! 2:59 Look at this, she reads a book. 3:02 That's our novel for a five years. 3:04 I think she might be an idiot. 3:06 Listen to this. 3:07 It was the best of times. 3:09 It was the worst of times. 3:11 What's going on in that book, boy? 3:14 I'm bad. 3:15 I think it's funny. 3:17 Tell me stories, Harry. It's not an old phone bill to be all fake. 3:20 You're going to call me straight back. 3:24 I'm trying to pull up the biggest business deal of my life and I'm going to listen to this. 3:29 What about me? I'll come in the last one now. 3:32 Ditch that microphone themselves, you know. 3:34 I'm all the police, Mary's, but they shall be talking to you for the rest of the evening. 3:40 But we're going to win this rich. 3:42 Very rich. 3:45 Russian businessman. Very, very stupid. 3:48 Your genius husband is going to sell them 3:52 155 old bankers as 3:54 brand new luxury cars. 3:58 But that's not them. The cars are break down. 4:01 What about the Russians? 4:02 Ed, listen to the wrong thing. 4:05 It's not hiding down. 4:07 Ed is not getting anywhere, you thick-headed wit, brain. 4:11 Oh, I... 4:13 And Michael has no, there's all those brains, eh son? 4:19 Well, I shall take the money when you owe it. 4:22 And I shall spend it. 4:24 Well, I shall enjoy it because of the despicable way in which you have spoken to me tonight. 4:35 This is all your fault, you're stupid. What's in your stupid brain? 4:41 That's not right! 4:42 You're up to school in a few days and I know you're a mistress. 4:47 And that's right, Scott. 4:48 This is a little corner, that's what I said. 4:51 This is not poisonous 4:53 Those are the pinks, the elephant's right now 4:58 Imagine this is not blind! 5:00 I don't know! 5:03 I'm a gal! 5:05 You never took a bed 5:06 Thank you. 5:29 We'll be right back. 5:37 We'll see you next time. 6:06 People, people, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, 6:12 love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, 6:18 love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, 6:23 love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love 6:29 Let the gas go and cry for me 6:33 If he's got a baby, he's going to sleep 6:36 And he's going to be happy to be a baby 6:48 Such a long tatter 6:50 Extra strong 6:52 Keep under it to the children 6:56 Hmmmm 6:56 Oil brass hat on it 6:58 For men 6:59 Yup 7:04 If we just had a match of hair since the brightness day, your 7:09 hair bleeds up, you're bright. 7:13 Your hair! 7:15 It's, it's green! 7:18 That is green! 7:20 Why did you do that? 7:22 Maybe you did some of us from a timeout to stay. 7:25 That's exactly what you've done, you stupid man. 7:28 What is that? 7:29 Well, I'm the end. I've got a building, a racket, but I'm not going to 7:34 do it. 7:35 I'm going to do it. 7:37 You could... 7:38 Battalion out. 7:39 What are you talking about, you fool? 7:42 The boys are looting. 7:49 Mum, would you like to hear a story? 7:52 Don't be disgusting, we're swimming along double school, the better. 8:22 Matilda, would I be delighted to see you in the library again? 8:25 Yes! I mean, my mum wanted me to stay at home with her, but I think 8:31 it's good for girls to have their own space. 8:33 Your parents must be so proud to have a girl to let her see, and do you 8:38 tell them stories like you tell me? 8:40 Oh, I love your stories, Matilda. That's it, by the 8:45 way. 8:45 Once upon a time. 8:50 To see a girl's side of the course of the lab, that's the course! 8:53 and that, the love for them. 8:59 They perform some of the most incredible things together 9:03 and to keep with all the violence around, 9:06 teens, queens, celebrities and after-offs, 9:10 and not just the female skill, 9:13 for all the children in their lives of one another. 9:15 To save each step, 9:18 such a pleasant life, 9:19 such a beautiful joy. 9:21 The moon is a beautiful old house, and 9:28 we'll never end up in the summer. 9:32 We have every name, everything, 9:40 that's the night 9:45 we say. 9:50 We are from Charles. 9:53 The sanders are well there, 9:56 and the world is in the only place 9:58 they can escape the tragedy of their lives. 10:00 So they decided to form 10:02 the most dangerous thing ever known to man. 10:05 Is this cool? 10:06 The burning woman 10:08 hurling through the air. 10:11 It's a bright light in her hair. 10:15 Oh, it's a sharp 10:16 super spicy look there. 10:18 What will the man float in the cave? 10:21 And 10:22 It's the most dangerous thing 10:25 ever going to mind. 10:39 This is our destiny. 10:41 Well, find it. 10:43 I don't know. 10:44 Find yourself. 10:45 I'll see you tomorrow. 10:46 Happy Fashion Day School! 11:08 My step, she says, I'm a miracle. 11:14 Oh my God, he says, I'm a special little guy. 11:22 I am a princess and I am a prince. 11:28 Hope says I'm an angel. 11:37 I'm looking at angels, so I'm just as my people. 11:42 There is our princess, you see, 11:44 Captain Scanner's resume, 11:46 Captain Scanner's resume. 11:48 There's the beauty of the princess, 11:51 for a few of us, 11:52 The last two, and the king. 11:54 Let us see the fairy steeds with the menstrualbe, 11:58 Ah, and there's something in this chair. 12:01 Even when we talk on them like the old sister, 12:04 We all have to raise his world, 12:04 This will accept a new set. 12:06 Let's do the morning, 12:08 because he's the master of power. 12:08 Thank you. 12:39 More, more, even people who say it. 12:49 Wasp is at! 12:51 This is a little extra patient. 12:53 It's a chargeable speciality. 12:57 I'm a miracle. 13:09 We'll be right back. 13:34 Thank you. 14:55 Good morning, children. 14:57 My name is... 14:58 Honey, today's a very special day, your first day in school. 15:03 Now, can anyone read this? 15:05 Can you read this to me? 15:08 Very well, Nigel. 15:14 Yes, I think we better leave it there, Nigel. 15:16 We don't want you to let us on your first day. 15:26 Yeah, well, tomato? 15:29 Um, no. 15:31 But tomato is a very good word. 15:34 Yes, yes, yes, yes! 15:37 I can now read words. 15:39 So Matilda, you can read words. 15:42 Well, I need to learn three words, 15:44 select three sentences, 15:46 because basically a sentence is just a big bunch of words. 15:51 And if you can't read sentences, 15:53 you've got those articles. 15:55 And have you read a book yourself? 15:58 More than one. I love books. 16:00 Last, there are quite a few. 16:03 A few? 16:05 What books do you read? 16:08 There's a little bit of books, 16:11 a little bit of books, 16:18 and a little bit of books. 16:36 Stopping the gas. 16:44 And you're out. 16:48 Well, this time didn't quite tease you. 16:51 Get along with it! 16:53 Ms. Temple, there's- 16:54 In-in-in-in my classes, 16:57 there's a little girl from children alone. 16:59 So what's a Mr. Harry woman? 17:00 And the woman noticed? Excellent, lad. 17:03 Told you to watch out to be right there. 17:06 Said she's a real- 17:08 What? 17:09 Oh no, Mrs. I won't leave 17:11 until she starts to tell us more. 17:13 What? Is the school my parents? 17:16 Farming out to me is my new school. 17:19 519 S. Makita, chanting on madness. 17:24 In fact, it must have been a hat compared to the state bomb 17:29 underneath my desk's room. 17:31 Or has it that? 17:32 Thank you to the dressing room. 17:34 But I did. 17:36 Miss Transpo, you told the law of this genius, nonsense. 17:41 And, Mrs., it's my opinion that this little girl 17:44 should be placed with the 11-year-old. 17:47 If you're not just taste the old 11-year-olds, 17:51 go to society and that's me. 17:54 That's what the rules are, I mean. 17:56 Rules. 17:58 I believe that Matilda Longwood is an exception to the rules. 18:04 An exception to the rules. 18:09 In my school, 18:13 it's been so busy. 18:15 the caps of PZC 18:17 in the sun-like-y 18:20 what, a second-e-e 18:22 top-e-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-s-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t 18:27 I'm going to take 18:32 a look at the camera. 18:35 I'm going to take a look at the camera. 18:37 I'm going to take a 18:43 look at the camera. 18:43 Oh, my boy, it's high to spring. 18:47 You have to stand as far as the sound of the moon's eye. 18:53 And do you want to make it to the team? 18:55 Don't forget to make it to the sound of the stream. 18:59 It's a dream. 19:01 Don't wait to the side of the line. 19:03 Sing, children. 19:04 Two, three, four. 19:06 If you want to try it out, my boy, it's free. 19:10 And my kids. 19:11 Classes are the level all the time 19:17 And if you want to teach success 19:19 Don't kiss to the king's hands on 19:22 And then you can force it off 19:25 It's the turn of one 19:27 See you then 19:29 Jimmy wants to go 19:31 I'm going to crash for the end 19:36 Classes are the level all the time 19:39 Come on, come on. 19:49 Back to the music and count. 19:53 Come on, come on. 19:56 You always keep your feet beside the line. 19:59 Let's get out. 20:08 It's my decision to help us with this girl, whether you're nice or not. 20:31 Stupid, nasty, question-asking, pressings. 20:34 I'm done! 20:36 They took one look at the mileage on the first time and said that these cars were nagger. 20:42 I told them the mileage is so high because of a manufacturing mistake. 20:47 See why? 20:49 Of course I lie. 20:50 And they didn't believe you? 20:52 Of course they didn't believe you. 20:54 I thought for an egg. 20:56 I thought egg. 21:00 And what's this? Another flaming rock? 21:04 No, no, it's a lovely book. 21:06 Oh, it's just a video. 21:07 I'm sure you think of your lovely... 21:20 No, it's a library book! 21:21 Please show the little rock. 21:23 I'll take a look down to Ludolfo. 21:26 Do you have a super book? 21:28 Any of it? 21:29 Oh, yeah. 21:31 Don't you think you're stupid, but do your stupid head! 21:44 Trust me because you find that life's not fairing 21:49 Doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it 21:53 It won't take a ton of chin and wear it 21:56 Nothing will change 22:00 He meant to be sweet, he meant to be sweet 22:06 He meant to be sweet, if he's dead, that's his little fool 22:10 Mighty of 10, D, D D, D K 22:14 That's not the pratician 22:22 One Patty 22:44 Matilda, do all those brains in your head give you a headache? 22:49 I mean, they're good to be all squished in there. 22:52 No, it's fine. 22:54 I think they just... 22:56 Well, I better hang around just in case there's another squeeze out 23:02 of your ears. 23:02 I love that. And it would be best if we're best friends! 23:08 Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! 23:12 I mean, someone put a whole kind of sweet phone to transfer his chair. 23:17 Someone put some idea, and now he's after me! 23:20 That's no fact! 23:21 Once, add your lips, arms, put a side... 23:24 You are squished. 23:26 This night she's going to cook me in turkey. 23:32 What's turkey? 23:36 It's safe. 23:38 Something is too easy. 23:39 It's like a nail, a spice, 23:41 and it's a gravy sauce. 23:45 At the place you are set to be 23:48 and you haven't been good. 23:49 At the nail, spice and good. 23:52 And it is, it's a fine enough to say 23:55 And even if you put your nails on the top 23:58 So you can use your skirt 24:00 And then you can do it 24:04 And you can ask me what 24:06 But the end of the road 24:07 And the end of the street 24:14 So I'm back 24:20 When did this happen? 24:22 20 years ago, why? 24:23 She's coming! 24:24 You better find it! 24:25 Take a place to stop! 24:26 Please help Laurie out! 24:28 She'll help! 24:41 Where's the Max... 24:43 ...Nerd Mad... 24:47 He's the other Mad... 24:49 We've been for the last hour actually. 24:52 What? Now? 24:54 Oh yes, Nigel suffers from a very bit chronic sleeping disorder to a non 24:59 -calepsy. 25:00 He suffered from his sleep, often without anyone. 25:03 We put him under those coats for safety, didn't we? 25:06 Didn't we? Definitely! 25:09 After the school was in his bed he wakes up. 25:13 Isn't time for school eaten? 25:14 No. What am I? 25:16 This is my new adult, and it's not a piece of all. 25:23 Amanda Sprint. 25:27 Yes, Mr. Sprint, what have I told you? 25:32 I'm about to marry pink tears. 25:35 I hate pink tears. 25:38 But my mother says you look pretty, saying her mother is a twit. 26:02 I'm okay! 26:12 Yeah. What is your name? 26:16 Batilla. Batilla Warnwood. 26:18 Red Warnwood. 26:20 You have just made a very big stick. 26:33 Just so you all know, she is my best friend. 26:47 Yes sir, please give me some water, through there, yes, it was a national 26:53 green day, a celebration of all the wonderful green things in the world, like 26:58 lettuce and snot, absolutely 27:05 sir, bye bye sir. 27:08 Now that's how you do... 27:17 Who's gonna leave this song? 27:19 It looks like rain. 27:36 Thank you. 28:05 Do you know what Interrupts would be like ever since then? 28:08 What do you want Mrs. Patsy? 28:11 It's Miss Honey. 28:12 And well, as we know, there's something in the bottom of the past. 28:16 There's something in the bottom of the past that aren't really expected to leave. 28:20 But stop releasing there! What knows when you're trying! 28:23 And because of the little wolf, I feel like it's dog wasters. 28:28 I can't think of it because of the video of Claire Patsy, Patsy! 28:33 One more important than books. 28:34 Look at you. 28:35 You look at me. 28:36 You chose. 28:38 Looks. 28:39 I chose looks. 28:41 Good day. 28:57 Stolping pathetic, friend. 28:59 Did you guess from your feet? 29:01 You're going to mark the narrative in the middle of your mind 29:06 Leaves of the pen 29:09 The more that you try 29:11 The more you're just going to go 29:14 This will not be a problem 29:16 You won't want to spy 29:19 You are a teacher, just go back to school 29:26 But this little 29:31 Thank you. 29:57 It's not that I'm going to lose 30:07 It's that she's not me 30:10 But that's a little me 30:13 I know it's all crazy 30:17 I'm Jenny's out 30:21 So 30:34 Thank you. 30:53 I'm standing there at the statue of the town, so out here the extra -forgest. 31:00 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the burning woman 31:06 hurling through the air, 31:08 with dynamite in her hair, over sharp, 31:14 sad and spiked projects, 31:15 I hope my son is walking in pain, and I think, yes! 31:23 Cancels because my wife is pregnant. 31:26 Correct, so the screen does have a happy ending. 31:51 Go! Go! What? What happened? 31:54 I don't know yet. I'll stay tomorrow. 32:23 Matilda, starting tomorrow, I shall read you a selection of various other books. 32:27 You may sit and read them while I teach the others. 32:30 And if you have any questions, well, I shall do my best to answer them. 32:36 Have a fast one. 32:37 Matilda, which is the biggest one in the world? 32:40 You're going to hug with the air. 32:50 Tilda, where is this, Ms. Trunchbull? 32:55 Aha, so you missed the detail. 32:57 Isn't it what, Ms. Trunchbull? 32:59 This morning, Ms. Alka-Bubble sneaks like sand into the kitchen 33:04 and stores a slice of my Friday chocolate cake off of my tea tray. 33:08 No, I do not! 33:10 Ms. Trunchbull, Ms. Trunchbull, it's been good morning. 33:12 It's time to... 33:13 I don't know, just spit that out. 33:15 Well, this kind happens before she starts. 33:19 Therefore, she is... 33:27 ...guilty! 33:29 Look, I saw the cake. 33:32 And of course, maybe, definitely, sort 33:37 of, almost. 33:39 Thinking about swimming now, maybe... 33:41 It's time to travel, it's time to wait for my daddy, it's time to stay for 33:47 so much, it's supposed to be down with my feet, and now it's the beginning of my 33:52 past. 33:53 You can see, I didn't do anything, you 33:58 are cropped into feet, now shall I crush you. 34:04 It's time to see us, it's time to run out. 34:09 I'm just going to fall, just going to face, just going to fall. 34:38 S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S 34:43 -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S! 34:46 Four hotsets. 34:48 Yes miss? 34:50 You had to find too, didn't you miss? 34:52 Yes, and I'm very sorry, but as long as you can do, 34:58 that's amazing! 35:01 Is it? 35:02 Yes, four hotsets, it is! 35:06 Oh, well, I did. Thank 35:11 you. 35:12 Wonderful. Marvellous. That makes me so happy. 35:16 It gives me a warm glow, my lovely tester. 35:20 Oh, cool. 35:30 That's it. That's it. That's it for. 35:32 That's it. That's it. That's it. 35:34 Yes, I'm full. 35:35 I will tell you that I'm full. 35:37 And I say, who's a lucky one? 35:40 Because I need each eye. 35:42 Wait, but! 35:44 Eat! 35:45 And this is the sixth! 35:46 If you get a fourth member of one size, 35:47 you might take! 35:50 Eat! 35:51 It's a cause! 35:53 I'm straight! 35:55 It's a single size! 35:56 Or you can sit first, 35:59 but I'm good at ice. 36:00 But you can do it first. 36:02 Is telling you this is sweet of this 36:06 Tools gotta go off different sides 36:09 He wants to goniac on sl argument 36:14 He might explore he wants to motivate 36:17 He wants to work 36:19 They can sell he's fantastic 36:21 And when the fall snow is hot 36:22 And your love немножко 36:23 We'll be right back. 37:39 Come on, Brucey, yes, yes! 37:42 Sorry, Brucey, I got too wet. 37:45 Hey, that's what, you'll get terribly wet sometimes. 37:49 Even me. 37:51 Well done, Bobbiter, good show. 37:57 Hey, come along. 38:01 What's that? 38:03 Oh, I don't mention those first possible punishments. 38:11 It's the second boss. 38:12 And the second boss is turkey. 38:20 Come on. 38:22 I will allow myself to be beaten by these rabbits, didn't you? 38:26 Who can keep my arms, honey? 38:28 I'll be big, and to it? 38:31 You? 38:32 No, please, mother! 38:35 Tee-tee-tee-tee-tee-tee-tee! 38:44 That's not rice! 39:18 Are you a child of food who's been behaving like a bully? 39:21 Not a child exactly. 39:23 Do you want to hear the next part of the story? 39:24 What are we waiting for? 39:28 And to prepare themselves for the most dangerous food 39:30 they've ever been formed, 39:32 to aggravate your husband and kiss. 39:37 Smile, we have done this a thousand times. 39:45 Please, I respect 39:50 and to sacrifice on 39:55 your flesh and flesh, 39:56 and to sacrifice your life, 40:00 and to your health! 40:02 Sorry! 40:03 Go on! 40:06 The Tix-Sundered Bar, 40:08 the Manus and Justice of the Light, 40:09 the Agrocast, 40:10 the Tix-Sundered Bar, 40:14 The ax is ______________ 40:36 Does that have a hat? 40:38 No. 40:42 And suddenly, the hand begins looking, and she fell. 40:47 Did she survive? 40:48 She wrote every book in the book, except once, 40:51 but at the end of the book, she lived in the book, 40:55 and she lived in the book, and had to have no choice. 40:59 She lived in the book, and all the other ones, 41:02 she lived in the book, and then she died. 41:11 And then things got worse. 41:14 Oh no, they can't get worse. 41:16 I'm afraid they did. 41:18 Because the Esther Waters was so kind, 41:21 he never blamed me of a sister for what happened. 41:24 In fact, he asked him to defend 41:26 and tell him the actor's daughter. 41:28 She was never a forceful as a gal. 41:30 He was causing everything, anything more. 41:32 And I wasn't serious. 41:33 Esther Waters never suspected a thing. 41:38 I told him to be! 41:39 It's... that's... it's... it's just a story. 41:44 Oh, yes, of course, I'd better go. 42:13 Thank you. 42:35 Be told enough to reach the waters, that I need to reach 42:40 the waters, you get to climb up your way. 42:48 I've got your blood. 42:53 I've been slaughtered, I've been slaughtered, I've been slaughtered, I've been slaughtered, 42:59 I've been slaughtered. 43:07 And when I grow up, I will leave, sleep every day 43:12 On the way to London, I will go to Thursday, Saturday 43:17 night 43:19 And I'll wake up, when the sun comes up and up 43:24 It's possible to turn to my eyes to explain 43:28 And I won't care for all 43:34 We'll be right back. 43:59 Let's go, let's go 44:04 I'll be saving up in my dreams 44:11 Please raise your feet up in my mind 44:17 Let's go, I'll be saving up 44:23 in my dreams 44:23 I'll be saving up in my dreams 44:25 We'll be right back. 44:27 I'm stuck in my life 44:32 When the sun comes up and night 44:35 And the old days are falling in the sky 44:39 And I'm stuck in my life 44:41 And I'll be over and I'll be over 44:44 And I'll be over 45:07 Thank you. 46:21 Everyone gather round. I want my family to share my friends. 46:27 Look at you, boy. I'm down. 46:30 One hundred and fifty -five old bangers on my hands. How could I possibly 46:35 make the miles go back? I couldn't very well dive into my backwards, could 46:41 I? Backwards. 46:43 When suddenly I'm the most genius idea in the world. 46:47 I grab the drill and using my incredible mind, I attach the drill 46:53 to the speedometer of the first half, turn it on and whack it into reverse. 46:59 Backplags! 47:00 Exactly! Within a few minutes I reduce the mileage from practically nothing. 47:06 10 minutes later, Russians show up. Expensive suits, dark glasses. 47:11 Russians show up too! I saw it on a program last night! 47:15 Backplags! 47:16 was about badgers. Same thing. And did it work? Fantastica! 47:22 And I'll be able to afford 47:24 a double all day long. But there's trust that you can see in that. What have you 47:29 done since 47:29 a town like you? I know what I'm going to do. I'm 47:34 going to go back to that school. 47:36 I'm telling you to never be late again. What? No. And this thing 47:41 just all out of my fun. 47:44 You are never in the last. 47:47 This is DJ for all this living up, man. 47:50 I'm a gal. 47:51 You're going to be including us. 47:53 You're going to be reading backwards. 48:07 The ethical forages of daughter, 48:09 Sutherland Sands, 48:11 never since... 48:12 This is the flag that he was on to bullying. 48:16 This is all the casualty with his friends in the house. 48:19 He said, one day, she's playing him. 48:22 Why not? 48:24 Time for free! 48:27 With your feet up, let's go into the place of the dark desert. 48:31 Put the door, come and out. 48:45 I've been so wrapped up in my feet and my wife, and I've gotten the one thing to 48:50 imagine to us first. 48:52 I love you so much, and I just made a rest of my life, and I can see you. 49:08 We're going to let it go after listening to S .P. Policies Boss, Tanks, and Ransom's 49:13 dad. 49:14 It's not even too much in this game, is it? 49:17 Let's see what's next to you, and it seems to be amazing to try some brown man. 49:41 That's the last, it's a gal. 49:42 I've got a solo for that. 50:13 What do you do with those books, you woman? 50:17 They're forming silver. 50:18 Not on my watch. 50:20 There's an age for breeding, and they hate for being a nasty little turd. 50:25 These are turds, aren't you, Ball Twitter? 50:29 Yes, Mr. Ball, but books on his ears. 50:32 Now we're going to turn. 50:34 Sit! 50:38 Miss Honey, you were in your kindness and happiness and thought to the 50:43 stars. 50:44 That is not teaching. 50:46 To teach the child, we must first break the 50:51 child. 50:59 Quiet, you mad! 51:00 But not only speaking in this transport, you tell me, when I say quiet, 51:06 you matter. 51:06 You're entirely frozen in that space. 51:15 Where am I taking the water? 51:18 I'll get in this transport. 51:24 Stupid doll. 51:26 Look at you. 51:28 Blaggy, dispassive, revolting, revolting, I said. 51:34 I think it's time we tap into a little bit of 51:39 this animal. 51:46 This school of the lady has started to create a quiet maggot 51:52 while I speak it. 51:54 We're getting with enough, the staff. 51:58 All the fun is not to smell it, but I know it's well 52:03 It's the origin of the bed, it's the food that I just said 52:11 The smell of the bed is nothing that is wet 52:15 And it's wet, it will get you sweaty 52:18 And it's not long before I smell the form of 52:24 egg 52:24 We're eating and dressing up in this egg 52:28 We'll turn us into the temple, the belliest dance 52:32 Hold, hold 52:34 Just like a rotten egg, it's a glass of salt 52:38 A bucket of water 52:43 We'll be able to stand you up 52:45 1, 2, 3, 4, we'll be able to stand you up 52:48 We'll be able to stand you up 52:50 1, 2, 3, 4, we'll be able to stand you up 52:52 One, two, three, four, to walk on our feet! 52:56 So crazy! 52:57 We can please! 52:58 Once we exercise these deep-ensates, our feet to go to the ski. 53:03 Some trouble times, just a clip, to stop your art from standing 53:09 there. 53:12 All right, let's take a jump time! 53:15 Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, 53:20 jump, jump, jump, jump! 53:25 Let's go. 53:49 We'll be 53:57 right back. 54:39 Look what I found in this! 54:42 I'm gonna put it in this truck. 54:46 I don't think this is cheesy at all. 54:48 This is cruelty. 54:50 That is because you are turning off the bed. 54:55 You're weak. 54:57 You brought it back to Snippity Little. 55:01 Lute! Lute! Lute! 55:05 You, what you have to be out in conference. 55:09 You did this. You were your conference. 55:11 Lute! Lute! Lute! 55:13 Ow, no, stop! 55:14 Oh my god, they don't allow us to take that, bully! 55:20 Dad, it's a bit to be stupid. 55:25 You are different, too. 55:27 You got it! 55:31 And we can't get it. 55:37 I wonder why I'm just having those glasses. 55:41 Thank you. 56:09 Good night. 56:37 Quiet, like 56:47 silence, but not really silent, just 57:00 as soon as the morning. 57:05 The sound of the cave, the sound of the moon, 57:11 the pause and the walk in the moon. 57:15 And though the people around me, they're about 57:21 to stay. 57:23 The words they are for me, to not reach 57:29 me anymore. 57:35 And it is quiet 57:40 And I am 57:45 Like a sad 57:55 Until I miss the world 58:06 Sit. Sit over. Sit. Sit over. Sit 58:12 over. Sit over. Sit over. 58:19 I'm a ten, there's nothing I shot him to. No legs, I 58:24 shot him again. No buttons, I shot 58:29 What? What is it? 58:34 The knit. The knit? 58:37 It's... it's head normal. 58:41 I've got to get in my knickers! I've got to get in my knickers! 58:47 I've got to get in my knickers! 59:03 Well, that was interesting. 59:07 I think we all better go home. 59:10 What a nice little time. 59:17 Matilda? 59:19 What? 59:37 I moved it with my eyes. 59:41 Am I strange? 59:43 I'm 15 and 15. 59:51 I can't do it. 59:54 But I don't think you should try to be good. I've been into the classroom room today, but I couldn't 59:59 mind you. 1:00:00 Do you mean, there's not enough room inside my head for all my brains, except 1:00:06 to squish out from my eyes? 1:00:08 Well, not exactly, but yes, something like that. 1:00:14 You sent them in our special room together. I met the mother. She's... 1:00:22 Unusual. How about your father? Is he trying to have a daughter as proud as you? 1:00:27 Oh yeah. He's always saying things like, 1:00:29 Masilda, I'm so proud to have a daughter as... 1:00:33 That's not true, Miss Honey. She's not proud at all. 1:00:37 She calls me a lion, a sheep, nasty, a creep. 1:00:41 I see. Here we are on sleep home. 1:00:46 Are you poor? Yes. 1:00:50 Yes, I am. Very. 1:00:51 Don't they pay teachers very much? 1:00:54 Well, they don't, actually, but I'm even poorer than most because 1:01:00 of other reasons. 1:01:02 I used to live with my aunt, but one day I was out walking and came across his 1:01:08 chair. 1:01:08 I fell completely in love with it. 1:01:11 I ran to the farmer and Debs went to let him live in. 1:01:14 He was a man, he was a man, he was a man, he was a man. 1:01:19 But Miss Honey, you can't live in the shed! 1:01:22 I am not strong in my teens, brother. 1:01:25 My father died when I was young, and I was listening to him. 1:01:28 He was very tiny. 1:01:30 But when he was gone, my aunt became a little guardian. 1:01:34 She was mean and cruel, but it was hardly magical. 1:01:39 Then, when I got my job as a teacher, 1:01:42 she presented me with the bills for looking after me all those years. 1:01:46 And she made me sign a contract to pay her back every penny. 1:01:50 She even produced a document that said my father 1:01:55 had given her his entire house. 1:01:57 Did he really do that? Just give her his house? 1:02:01 I find a part of the news. 1:02:04 Just like I cannot believe he would have killed himself. 1:02:10 Which is what she said happens. 1:02:15 You think she did men, don't you, Miss Honey? 1:02:19 I can't say. 1:02:21 All I know is that years of being bullied by that woman has made me... 1:02:26 Well, that's it. I was trapped. 1:02:29 That's the police! 1:02:31 What? We can't. We have no evidence. 1:02:34 Besides, my aunt is a much respected... 1:02:36 Who is she? 1:02:37 I can't say. 1:02:38 Who is she? 1:02:41 It's... 1:02:42 It is mistrustful. 1:03:10 Thank you. 1:03:40 This morning, this class is going to have a very special, 1:03:45 very fantastic. 1:03:47 And any child who gets one answer wrong shall 1:03:53 go change. 1:03:58 What's it do you guys? 1:04:01 You. 1:04:06 You, spell, oh no, let me see, spell newt, newt, 1:04:13 N -E -W -T, newt, what, Miss Honeycutt, she's very good 1:04:18 at teaching, nonsense, yay, open it, stand up, turn around, and 1:04:23 spell the one thing that you all are, spell, revolting, 1:04:30 revolting, R -E -V -O -T -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O -T -O 1:04:34 O-L-T-I-N-G, revolting from teaching! 1:04:39 I taught them that's how all the kindness and patience and 1:04:44 respect 1:04:45 How dare you bring those words to my class inside! 1:04:49 You know I'm not going to teach you, and I try to prove it! 1:04:52 Give, spend, oh no, let me see, spend, 1:04:57 I'm a student, I'm not a master of course, Moses! 1:05:01 But that's my word! 1:05:02 Now, you speed it up! 1:05:04 This is better than all girls. 1:05:06 Same thing! 1:05:09 N 1:05:10 C 1:05:12 H 1:05:13 E 1:05:15 L 1:05:20 A 1:05:25 K 1:05:26 There was a sign 1:05:28 Z 1:05:30 I'm shaving. 1:05:40 Cat. C-A-F. Cat. 1:05:45 I wasn't going to miss me. 1:05:47 I need to shave the table. 1:05:49 Dog. D-Y-P. 1:05:51 Dog. N-E. 1:05:52 Table. X-A-B-F-Y. 1:05:56 And me. 1:05:57 What's the do? What's going on? Stop! 1:05:59 You can't control the enemy, Rana, G, G, N, N, V, 1:06:04 L. 1:06:04 3, 2, 1, C, L, F, G. 1:06:08 8, 2, 1, 2, 2, A, F, G. 1:06:13 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10. 1:06:17 Good morning. 1:06:41 I've got a charity for each and every one 1:06:46 of you. 1:06:47 Look, that's my thing. 1:06:50 I've got a charity for each and every one of you. 1:06:56 This is a fence. 1:07:03 No, this must be a fence. 1:07:06 Till I stay back 1:07:12 from house, 1:07:16 and leave the floor. 1:07:23 I. Will. Yes. You. 1:07:29 I. You. What. 1:07:36 Me. 1:07:38 Run! Run! 1:07:42 Run! 1:07:43 No! 1:07:52 Never again, we'll see you in the last moment. 1:07:56 Never again, we'll see you take away my freedom. 1:08:02 And we won't forget the day. 1:08:05 What about the delivery of our society? 1:08:08 Never again, we'll see you again. 1:08:10 My people are beyond the edge. 1:08:12 My parents come far, we'll see you again. 1:08:15 Never again, we'll see you again. 1:08:18 We'll see you again. 1:08:19 We are the only children, we are the only 1:08:25 children. 1:08:47 We'll be 1:08:55 right back. 1:09:15 We'll see you next time. 1:09:55 Thank you. 1:10:39 I've been working with my idea of a monster in one out of the world. 1:10:43 She has never seen it again. 1:10:45 This heaven is where it feels destroyed. 1:10:47 And it didn't have a mistake to go. 1:10:49 And today it was a big tiny, 1:10:51 and it defaulted set to the best of the old life. 1:10:55 When someone was now hungry, 1:10:56 they told me to do this with her eyes. 1:10:58 She said it was because she no longer had anything to see with her eyes. 1:11:02 She was still stuck with evil parents. 1:11:05 It was cool. 1:11:22 We'll be right back. 1:11:35 Dear, I, when I take hands in my legs, I'm using my legs. 1:11:39 Can I ask you about this? 1:11:44 I know. 1:11:46 The more one is a stupid mess, since you've got to be stupid too, 1:11:49 that it's very, very stupid and rude thing to do. 1:11:52 Yes, but I'm afraid my father is quite rude and bad ass stupid. 1:11:57 You seem smart, sadly. 1:11:58 In my line of work, I don't often get to meet smart people like you. 1:12:01 Most of the people I don't, they think... 1:12:14 I did have one of my friends speak to your father's letters, and one day, when he leaves 1:12:18 hospital, it will still be stupid, but not to move, but to be sick. 1:12:23 This is very expensive, old father, but I think I have never met. 1:12:28 Your father is very, very lucky to have met. 1:12:43 Let Matilda stay for you and me. 1:12:46 I beg your pardon. 1:12:48 Mr. Roman, I would love to see Matilda. 1:12:51 I would take care of your love and respect and take everything. 1:12:56 Give me a little thought in. 1:13:00 Do you call me your daughter? 1:13:02 Do you want to stay here with Miss Honey? 1:13:05 Yes, yes I do! 1:13:07 And you want to look back at her? 1:13:11 Well, we are a bit short on room, so... 1:13:16 Dear, thank you! 1:13:19 And until the letters in Miss Honey are... 1:13:22 And her time! 1:13:23 And Miss Honey has her back as the one I want to say... 1:13:26 Hey! It's awful! 1:13:28 the one who's manned off his friends and sisters because we had a family's mother. 1:13:33 Yes, we had a family's mother. 1:14:01 Thank you. 1:15:48 He's the one who's born. 1:16:33 Thank you. 1:17:08 Awesome job in the booth tonight with all of the lights. 1:17:12 Just the sounds, everything happening, but. 1:17:18 Hi, I just wanted to congratulate these kids 1:17:23 and remind you that they're 10 and 11 year olds. 1:17:25 They're fourth and fifth graders. 1:17:27 You guys did an awesome, awesome job. 1:17:30 So much. 1:17:37 They've worked so hard. 1:17:39 It's only been two and a half months. 1:17:40 And they worked like crazy, so many hours after school, before 1:17:45 school, weekends, learning their lines. 1:17:49 First the audition was like so scary and then trying to learn the lines, trying to perform, trying 1:17:54 to pull it all together just this week. 1:17:56 So we're so, so proud of you. I just want to say that you guys did amazing. 1:18:09 And then I want to thank all of our parent volunteers. 1:18:13 All of the kids' parents contributed in some way. 1:18:16 There were so many things, from the lobby decorations, 1:18:19 the cast photos, the props, the publicity and programs, 1:18:23 snacks for the cast, ticket sales, concessions, flowers, 1:18:27 the cast party, all of the costumes, 1:18:29 all of this was done by the parents. 1:18:32 And they really put a lot of time and dedication 1:18:35 into making sure that the... 1:18:37 show would come off with so amazingly well. So thank you to all the parents. 1:18:46 And then I wanted to call Mathilde Shalman and Catherine Beecher out and 1:18:51 give them a big round 1:18:52 of applause. They're here. Speaking 1:18:58 of costumes, here's Mathilde and Catherine. Thank you so 1:19:03 much. 1:19:05 And here's flowers. 1:19:10 They are the masterminds behind all of these costumes. 1:19:15 They worked so many hours. 1:19:16 They were at the first meetings 1:19:18 and figuring out what they needed 1:19:20 and have every single little detail. 1:19:23 They've been behind the scenes and the backstage 1:19:24 every single night. 1:19:25 They hardly were able to even watch the show. 1:19:28 We snuck them out and said, you have to watch one show 1:19:30 because it's so amazing. We want you to see your kids too. 1:19:33 But thank you so much for everything that you did, so. 1:19:43 Then, I wanna thank, Jamie is right here. 1:19:47 Let's go ahead and thank Jamie Holmes. 1:19:51 So Jamie is the assistant director to Mr. Hairston, 1:19:56 and we didn't even know we were getting Jamie 1:19:59 when we got into this, and he. 1:20:01 He showed up at Ensignal and was helping the kids so much, too. 1:20:04 Hours and hours of rehearsals. 1:20:06 Details. Lots of details. 1:20:08 Look this way. Do this. 1:20:10 You know, get a little more feeling into it. 1:20:11 I mean, it's amazing how talented you are 1:20:14 and how much help you were to the kids. 1:20:15 So thank you so much. 1:20:16 Really appreciate it. 1:20:19 Thank you very much. 1:20:22 And he was also backstage running around during every show, 1:20:26 helping with stage, everything else in between. 1:20:29 So thank you so much, Jamie. 1:20:31 Okay, Mr. Crabb, if you are available and want to come down. 1:20:41 Mr. Crabb is our stage and technology director. 1:20:45 And so all the lights and the stage crew and the mics 1:20:50 and pulling all of those details together were because of Mr. Crabb. 1:20:54 So thank you so much. He's behind. 1:20:56 We'll just give him a quick... 1:20:59 He's an introvert, okay, he's Mr. Crabb. 1:21:04 Then we have Mrs. Becky Bullard, if you could please come on up, whoo! 1:21:13 Becky is actually an Oak Knoll parent in the community, but she is a 1:21:18 professional choreographer. 1:21:20 And she is amazing. 1:21:23 Thank you! 1:21:25 um she is the the mastermind behind all of the choreography 1:21:30 these kids are like in perfect 1:21:32 straight lines doing all these moves and spent so much time and 1:21:38 the songs 1:21:40 the choreography of the songs yes okay just to be clear she did all of the songs 1:21:46 and um so anyway she had got the kids moving 1:21:51 dancing in sync and like pulled 1:21:53 together so thank you so much Becky it's really amazing to see you work then 1:22:01 we 1:22:01 have our fabulous drama director mr. Hairston amazing 1:22:08 thank 1:22:14 you so much thank 1:22:16 you so much for your time your patience your determination 1:22:21 determined to make sure that Ensignal's show was very best that it could 1:22:26 be and 1:22:27 I think that we showed tonight that he we pulled that off so thank you so much 1:22:32 Mr. Harrison he was wanting to put on a very professional 1:22:37 and polished show and 1:22:38 even with a British accent so you know that's a lot to do 1:22:43 in two and a half 1:22:44 months but thank you so much Misty 1:22:52 our fabulous musical director 1:22:59 so miss t brought an incredible amount of dedication 1:23:04 and energy to the show 1:23:06 she was at ensignal day in and day out so many hours with these 1:23:12 kids and it was just so much 1:23:13 fun to watch through the process of learning these songs and getting them to sing 1:23:17 out and really learn the songs and be so 1:23:23 much energy for everyone so we loved I 1:23:27 loved working alongside you and I'm so grateful for your help 1:23:33 so happy birthday 1:23:45 Happy birthday to you, happy 1:23:51 birthday to you, happy birthday 1:23:57 dear Miss Teen, happy birthday to 1:24:03 you. 1:24:11 Thank you so much, all of you. 1:24:13 I love you guys dearly, and I will miss you so much. 1:24:17 It has been, you know, I started out not quite sure 1:24:19 because I don't know any of these children here in Ensignal School. 1:24:23 But, you know, these two and a half months, 1:24:25 I think I've got to know all of you really well now. 1:24:28 And I will miss you dearly. 1:24:30 I really will. 1:24:31 But we'll see what happens. 1:24:32 Maybe next year we'll connect again. 1:24:34 We don't know. 1:24:37 But thank you so much, parents, for trusting me with your kids. 1:24:41 It takes a village, it really does. 1:24:43 I could not have pulled this together by myself. 1:24:46 I so appreciate Mrs. Jack Tiani. 1:24:50 You know, I really, every problem I have, 1:24:57 every little problem I go to her 1:24:59 and she will be the one sending it out to all of you. 1:25:02 And, you know, and it's an instant, you know, 1:25:06 she does it like instantaneously. 1:25:08 And, you know, parents, 1:25:10 I really appreciate the fact that, you know, 1:25:12 I am sometimes, like, you know, not very, 1:25:15 I don't follow schedule and all that. 1:25:17 But you guys responded so well to all my little, you know, 1:25:21 can I have the kids at this time? 1:25:23 Can I have the kids at that time? 1:25:24 And they are so good. 1:25:25 They come, like, 7.30 in the morning to practice. 1:25:32 And they come at lunch. 1:25:33 They would give up their lunch just to come and sing with me. 1:25:37 So I really... 1:25:38 appreciate all this wonderful 1:25:40 effort that these children put in 1:25:42 and I love them dearly 1:25:44 I really do 1:25:46 so thank you everybody 1:25:48 thank you so much 1:25:49 Mr. Harrison of course 1:25:51 Mrs. Bullard I cannot do it without you all 1:25:54 you guys it takes a team 1:25:56 it takes a whole village and all 1:25:58 the parents who have put in so many 1:26:00 hours of work so thank you 1:26:02 thank you thank you 1:26:06 Thank you. 