HillviewTV Team · March 30, 2023 · 1:38:03
Hillview Middle School'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.
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What's that going to be? Do you really have no idea? 2:56 Dad? I'm just going to think very carefully what was the cause of that. 3:02 Am I? Am I? 3:04 What's that? You're pregnant. 3:06 Did you have another baby? 3:08 Why not, baby? 3:10 I love both. What another one? 3:12 This is the best thing you do. 3:14 You're nine months pregnant. 3:19 What's the present for your sis? What? What about the pie animal? Is the national average 3:24 of the problem for a nursing specialist in? 3:27 A baby, Mrs. Norman. A smile. Your present here for the national work of the staffers 3:32 to present it to you. 3:33 A life. A person. A wonderful two persons is about to come to your life and who love 3:38 and magic and happiness and wonder. 3:41 Oh bloody hell. 3:45 I can't sleep all in my foot! 3:47 I'll put you in a moment! 3:51 Where is he? Where is my son? 3:53 This house is a girl this moment, a beautiful baby girl. 3:57 This is the worst day of my life! 4:13 ... 4:28 We'll be 4:34 right 4:39 back. 4:41 One of them pretty fun. 4:43 Charlie looks fantastic. 4:49 Happy days! 4:50 It does not fall for a viral! 4:53 I think you might be a ticket! 4:55 Listen to this! 4:56 It was the best of times! 4:58 It was the worst of times! 5:00 Stop staring at my boy! 5:01 That good boy! 5:02 I'm a girl! 5:03 That's a huge fan of that story now 5:05 because it does not fall for a girl 5:07 so the whole thing is... 5:08 I'm quite great! 5:10 I try to pull off the biggest business deal of my life, and not where I've lived the best. 5:16 But what about me? I've gone out for the doctor. 5:19 Didn't join my focus up, you know. 5:22 Well, I've also reached my room, and I've stopped talking to you for the rest of the evening. 5:26 But I'm going to make up rich. 5:29 How rich? 5:31 Very rich, rotten businessman. 5:34 Very, very stupid. 5:35 You take your throat. 5:37 If there was a skeleton of one hundred and fifty -five, what banniness does! 5:43 Right to the street cars! 5:46 But today's not bear! This horse will go down in hot pants and veggies! 5:51 Bear? 5:53 That's a little boy. 5:54 And a girl. 5:55 Bear? 5:56 So you don't need any bear in this world with six minutes of the brain. 6:00 All I can say is, today is my blood and hair in this old... 6:05 Brad's phrase, based on Michael. 6:12 Well, I shall save you money. 6:14 No, you won't. 6:15 And I shall split. 6:17 First off, it's going to be a statistical way 6:19 in which people have spoken to me tonight. 6:24 It's not your fault. 6:26 This is a stupid person. 6:27 This is a stupid reading. 6:29 But that's not great. 6:30 You're obscurity today. 6:32 I know. 6:33 I don't know what this is like a first talk. 6:35 So all about it. 6:36 Stay at the right position. 6:38 She's completely interesting from me now. 6:40 I'm not going to get to the table. 6:43 She's completely happy. 6:46 I'm gonna go. 6:50 She's good. 7:19 We'll be right back. 7:36 Bye. 8:04 Thank you. 8:27 Wee! 8:40 Flatten the Long Hair Dye! 8:43 That's a good song! 8:44 Sleep sounds like this is closed in! 8:49 Or the Father's Christ from its men. 8:52 Nope. 9:00 I don't know. 9:21 I don't know what happens to you! 9:25 I love you! 9:29 I told you today! 9:33 What am I going to do? 9:35 I know what I'm going to do. 9:37 What? 9:38 You can pretend you're an elf. 9:40 What are you talking about, you girls? 9:43 The boys are learning. 9:45 Mom, do you want to take a story? 9:48 I'm going to talk to you. 9:50 Let's go to Savannah! 10:23 Oh, Matilda, what a float is. Do you go to the library again? 10:27 Yes, well, my mum wants me to stay at home with her. She hates it when I 10:32 go out. 10:33 Dad, too. She misses me so much. 10:38 But I think it's good for grown-ups to have stuff in our own space. 10:42 Matilda, what a float is, Matilda. 10:44 So, there's this stuff. 10:47 And you've got a story that you tell me. 10:49 I love my story, Matilda. 10:52 That's my name, by the way. 10:53 You don't have to spell it. See you next week. 10:56 Goodbye, Matilda, and good luck with the whole story. 11:02 Who was that, lady? 11:04 That's my story. 11:05 She would be your sister. 11:07 Now look, I've just told you a story or not. 11:12 Once upon a time. 11:47 Thank you. 12:10 That's the last day, do 12:16 I have to go? 12:21 Their sadness overcombed them, and their work was in the only place that 12:26 they could escape for the tragedy of their lives. 12:29 And so, they decided to move forth the most dangerous we ever known 12:34 to man. 12:35 It was cold! 12:36 It was very cold! 12:38 Curling through the air. 12:41 This is my life in her head. 12:45 I love the stars. 12:50 What do you say? 12:51 I love the stars. 13:09 Do you have a test for me? 13:11 No, do you have a test? 13:13 I don't know. 13:14 I'm supposed to be tomorrow. 13:15 I'll be your first day, too. 13:39 I'm a miracle 13:44 My daddy says 13:47 Oh, there's no time 13:51 I am a prince 13:54 And I am a prince 13:56 Of the money 13:58 And I am a prince 14:07 We'll be right back. 14:30 Thank you. 15:08 What do you think of what he said? 15:33 Thank you. 16:07 We'll be right back. 16:30 Thank you. 17:29 Good morning children. My name is Miss Connie and today 17:34 is the first day of school. 17:37 Your first day of school. Now, do any of you go to 17:42 the class table? 17:43 Go on to school. Chris Hill's life. 17:47 2 times and 2 is 1 to come 17:50 1 times 2 is 2 17:52 2 times 2 is 4 17:53 3 times 2 is 6 17:55 4 times 2 is 8 17:57 5 times 2 is 10 18:00 6 times 2 is 12 18:02 7 times 2 is 14 18:03 8 times 2 is 16 18:05 9 times 2 is 18 18:08 10 times 2 is 20 18:11 11 times 2 is 22 18:13 Stop! Stop! 18:16 How far can you go? 18:18 That's a long way I think. 18:22 Nah. 18:23 Can everybody do this? 18:24 Wee, wee, wee, wee! 18:26 Oh, big music! 18:27 Wee, wee, wee, wee! 18:28 Very well, Nigel. 18:34 Yes, I think we'd best leave it there, Nigel. 18:37 We wouldn't watch the best blood vessel on our first day. 18:42 Flub's up. 18:43 Is the first word... 18:45 TOMATO? 18:46 Um, no. 18:49 But TOMATO is a very good word. 18:53 Yes! 18:54 Is this Quilza? 18:56 I can now read words. 18:58 So is Quilza. You can read words. 19:01 Well, I needed to read three words. 19:03 So that I can read sentences. 19:05 Well, they're basically sentences, isn't it? 19:07 It's a big bunch of words. 19:09 And you can't read sentences. 19:11 And have you read a little book yourself? 19:15 Yes, more than one. I love to read. This week I've read twice a week. 19:20 A few? What books did you read? 19:23 Little Sniffleby, 19:26 Old Twists, 19:28 Smelly Hair, 19:29 Slimey Canceles, 19:31 Little Lost Twins, 19:33 and 19:35 Susanna! 19:52 Don't be just saying it. 19:54 I'm just saying it. 20:02 Well, don't just stand out like a wet tissue. 20:04 You're going with it. 20:06 I'm just saying it. 20:07 Yes, in my class, there's a little girl named Jacinto Wormwood 20:13 More than Mr Harry Wormwood, member of Wormwood Motus 20:17 Excellent man, told me to watch out for the Braco, says she's a real ward 20:23 Oh, no, I'm so clear Jacinto is that kind of travel, of course 20:28 What is the school motto? 20:30 Valentinatum est magico 20:36 are 20:37 RACISTS! 20:38 In fact, 20:40 it must have been said 20:41 you put that seatbelt on my desk this morning. 20:44 I'll come up with that. 20:45 I said you bothered her, babe. 20:47 But I didn't. 20:50 And this 20:51 is still the room 20:52 who is the thing yet. 20:54 And this is my thing 20:56 that he could be placed in with the 20:58 11-year-old. We cannot just 21:00 take that in with the 17-year-olds. 21:02 What kind of society? 21:03 I don't even know what that means. 21:04 What about rules on it? 21:06 Rules! 21:08 It's my belief that the skills of my voice 21:10 is an accession to the rules. 21:12 An accession to the rules 21:17 in my school. 21:21 So, that was not easy. 21:24 It was not easy. 21:31 now 21:33 we are 21:33 úng 21:34 t 21:35 n 22:11 Let's sing, children. 22:13 Two, three, four. 22:28 Thank you. 23:17 I must tell you that it is just my intentions to 23:22 help this little girl. 23:24 I think if you like this or not. 23:43 Oh, look at that, it's not even not rich. 23:46 They can find me a demise on the birth cards and at least cars went naked. 23:51 I found them... 23:52 Why are you still why because of the manufacturing mistake? 23:55 Does that mean you lied? 23:56 Of course I lied. 23:58 And they didn't believe me. 24:00 Of course you didn't believe me. I've got green air. 24:04 I've got air? 24:06 And what's this? Another playing book? 24:09 What's wrong with Ellie? 24:11 No, no, it's a lovely book. It's a mirror. I've got it. 24:14 You don't have to think you're lovely. 24:18 No! It's a lovely book! 24:20 Stop! 24:29 You sober little brat! 24:32 I've got something to find out that there's a problem. 24:36 And I've got to get into your sweet one. 24:40 Do we have any stupid blues? 24:42 Stupid covers. 24:44 And before you run it, why are you doing your stupid birthday? 24:48 This is the end! 25:29 I'll come on, dear boy. 25:44 The Housewives of the Men 25:58 It's all the way it is! 25:59 It's all the балils inside the head 26:01 Come on, you're so fine! 26:04 Can you sit in there? 26:06 No, it's fine. 26:08 I think... 26:10 I think it's great. 26:12 I go swing around, just in case they stop and squeeze out of your ears. 26:17 I'm louder. I didn't front these were there. 26:20 We became best friends. 26:22 Ah! Ah! Ah! 26:25 Hi, please! 26:26 No, we've got all ten of the people on the trackball's chair, 26:29 so I've got all the eyes in and out of the balcony. 26:31 We're just not there! 26:33 I'm out of the trackball, so I've been guilty as quick. 26:36 First place, we still have got to be a turkey! 26:42 Thank you. 27:15 I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 27:17 I'm sorry. 27:30 Go say it. 27:31 How long ago did this happen? 27:33 20 minutes ago. Why? 27:35 Keep coming! 27:36 We have five! Six! Places! 27:40 Now! 27:53 Where is the magic named Ed Nidal? 27:57 He's right there, under those coats. 28:01 Where's he's been for a last hour? 28:04 What? An hour? 28:07 Yes, you see, Nigel thinks it's a little more rare that's honestly a sort of 28:12 marvellous thing. 28:14 It's not all falsely, often it's not anyone at all. 28:17 So, who's going to find the most personal safety? 28:20 Did he? 28:24 Definitely. 28:27 He'll probably think he's in bed when he wakes 28:32 up. 28:33 Ah! 28:36 Is it my school yet, ma'am? 28:37 Hello? 28:38 Is it my school yet, ma'am? 28:40 Oh, hello, it's my school. 28:46 Oh, man, it's a thrill! 28:50 What have I told you about wearing dickheads? 28:55 I hate dickheads! 28:57 But my mommy's just giving me dickheads! 29:01 Your mama is... 29:29 You, what is your name? 29:32 My shoes are, my shoes are my shoes. 29:34 Well, what am I doing? 29:37 You have just made a very big mistake. 29:41 Woo-hoo! 29:43 She's just a new old man. 29:45 She's my best friend. 29:58 Yes sir, completely do it faster. 30:02 Yeah, yeah. 30:04 And we've got lunch and clean air day. 30:08 And then we're going to have all the wonderful green things of our life. 30:13 Is that earth? 30:20 Not really. 30:22 Yeah, don't like it. 30:23 Now it happens. 30:30 All you think is going, you're going to slap around. 30:53 Thank you. 31:23 We'll see you next time. 31:49 Here's your fist to open it. 31:54 I've got a baby girl to get off the other thousand feet. 31:58 I'll see. 31:59 Look, I've got a call for everyone. 32:02 You can hear me. 32:06 I've got a baby girl to get off the other thousand feet. 32:14 I'll see. 32:25 Thank you. 32:45 You can't just fight, you are as weak as the sun as the 32:52 sun 32:55 Well, this is the world 33:00 Just in the world 33:05 Species just now, just in the world of 33:10 the sun 33:11 You can't just fight for the moon 33:13 It's just me as well, just like me. 33:18 It's not for this business, it's just no dreadful love. 33:23 I can't see you as well as the job of things. 33:28 It's just me as well, just like me as well. 33:33 It's just me as well as the business, it's all right. 33:36 It's just me as well as the business, it's just me as well. 33:41 In the English party, as the loudest of life stands, 33:47 as days of sight. 34:16 I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 34:38 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, a burning 34:43 comic hurling through the hair, 34:46 sit down your watch, in her hair, and then start to spread the object. 34:51 Then you can't get it down at the top of the neck. 34:56 Transfolds. 34:58 Transfolds because my wife, she's pregnant. 35:03 Could you do that!? 35:06 It's loud, but it's silent, you could have heard a flower then. 35:11 So, it doesn't matter how you do? 35:35 No! No! What happened to this? 35:40 I don't know. What else? 35:42 What else? Make 35:48 it cry. 35:52 Maybe I shouldn't tell you the rest. 35:57 I don't know. 36:03 And I'm not trying to understand, it's just that they wanted this child 36:08 so very much. 36:10 And it must be comfortable that child is still wanted. 36:14 Yes, comfortable. 36:16 Nice, lots. 36:30 Thank you. 36:58 Well, I could do my best lobster now. How does that sound? 37:03 Why, Mr. Hilda, lobster is the biggest cookie in the world. 37:09 You're going to have all the ever-assets me. 37:22 We still know what I'm finding. What I am, Mr. Hilda, Mr. Hilda? 37:26 Aha! So you admit it, do you? 37:29 And it works, Mr. Spook. 37:31 This morning, just bow with the carpalcle, sneak at the surface into the kitchen, 37:36 and turn aside the mind-private chocolate cake from my tea bread. 37:40 I did not! 37:43 Mr. Spook, you still have been here all morning. 37:46 Standing up with a little stickball, are you? 37:48 When this rhyme took days before school started. 37:52 Therefore, she... 37:54 is guilty. 38:22 It's like that. 38:28 See? 38:30 I can do everything! 38:32 You are a crook! 38:34 And a bee! And I can't crush you! 39:01 Miss Polstra? 39:03 Yes. 39:04 Miss? 39:05 You like my cake? 39:06 It's your first. 39:08 And I'm very, very well. 39:09 I don't know if you're trying to take a task with anything. 39:11 It is? 39:12 Yes, Polstra, it is. 39:14 Well, I did. 39:17 Thank you. 39:18 Oh no you love it! 39:20 Then this is not happening, it gives me a warm tone. 39:23 My very intestine. 39:24 No Coo-Coo! 39:27 I am going to 39:33 call the cluster. 39:35 I have a part, 39:36 I am going to get a chest. 39:38 I am full. 39:39 I am going to tell you what I am talking about. 39:41 I am going to call. 39:44 You are going to call you. 39:46 I am going to call you. 39:46 To be 39:51 continued... 40:14 I'll see you next time. 40:49 Thank you. 41:45 I'm sorry, Mr. Westbrook, I'm not carried away, 41:50 but that's quite all right. 41:51 We all get to carry away sometimes, even in. 41:54 What is that, Morstrader? 42:01 Come along, Morstrader. 42:04 I'm going to bless you. 42:07 And the second part is... 42:11 Spend game! 42:19 Magic! 42:21 If you do, 42:23 I'll read it 42:39 That's not close! 43:11 Thank you, Mr. Kilda. Take a coat of your hair. I've been tired of the very conscious story. I 43:17 have a set of weight. 43:18 Mr. Kilda, where is the revenge section? 43:22 Revenge? Since that's why I was a fool, it's a head-to-head bully. 43:27 It's hard. 43:29 Who's last thing was the best part of the story? 43:31 Well, I was really shocked. 43:33 I was like, I'm going to tag myself, 43:35 so that I could say this week, 43:36 and I'm in the fort, 43:37 but I'm about to take my husband's house. 43:40 I see you talking. 43:41 You're almost so great, 43:43 so you can help pull the air out of the night. 43:46 A smile, and you've done it thousands of times. 43:50 First, I stay with the lip. 43:53 We act, and we're not happy. 43:56 We don't have a smile, 43:57 so you can help pull the air out of the night. 44:09 Sorry, go on. 44:27 Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! 44:33 Stop! Stop, stop, stop! 44:36 Stop! Stop! 44:40 Is this what it does for the husbandry? 44:45 No. 44:47 The eschatologist used to have to much fun. 44:49 Her husband's filho. 44:51 And she fell! 44:53 Did she survive? 44:54 Split! 45:18 And then, things got worse. 45:23 It's hard to get worse! 45:25 I'm afraid they did. 45:27 Because Eckhart Tolle is so kind, 45:29 he never claimed that he looked at what he had with. 45:32 In fact, he asked him to move in with a Celtic hair, Mr. Kyle. 45:37 He would never be such a small little girl, 45:39 beating her if he'd ever did anything wrong. 45:42 He would always be something like that, 45:43 and the Eckhart Tolle is never suspecting a thing. 45:48 So it's hard to get worse! 45:50 Mr. Feltz! 45:51 Mr. Feltz, Mr. Feltz! 45:51 It's just a story. 45:53 What? 45:54 Oh, of course. 45:56 You are so smart. 45:58 You're trying to treat everyone in the lottery having a girl like you. 46:02 They're always saying that and that. 46:04 They say, 46:06 there's girls out. 46:07 Having a girl like you is like, 46:09 I need the lottery. 46:12 I'd better go. 46:19 Thank you. 46:47 You are there from Selly, just a grieve of all the facts, if you 46:53 know a female race, don't use this pen, so just like that. 46:58 Pen is joy, you end is laughter, most living happily ever after. 47:03 All you need to make me wise is 23 minutes plus advertising. 47:09 Why would we, waste in a day, turn the page with 1, 2, 3, and 47:14 we can sit and have a deal. 47:19 All I know I am from the Selly, spirit Selly, smart word 47:25 pranks 47:25 You can tell from this big Selly, just got clever a feather I am 47:31 Take it away guys 47:37 That was stupid 47:42 All I know 47:44 I learned from steady what to see and what to buy 47:48 I was pretty smart already, but that really was smart, very, 47:53 very smart 47:53 Endless content, endless facts, endless facts, endless facts 47:59 All you need is to steal your muffin, if that hasn't really, sick 48:04 or nothing 48:05 Why would we, with the team, try and work out in this 48:10 team, we can sit happily 48:12 I love you, that was the one, to the better people, to the better people. 48:16 All that I know are you're from ten. 48:19 Tell me, tell me, tell me, smart of the brain. 48:22 You can tell from this bitch. 48:24 Tell me, tell me, just what clever and fair I am. 48:29 Who's the Dickens? This is Carl's Dickens. 48:32 Mary said, of course, she's got so many. 48:34 Harry Potter, what are I? 48:37 Spangled stick is a composting. 48:40 Same noise, but some noise. 48:42 Even if you're not real, I'm skewing. 48:45 We're gonna shake beer, we're gonna shake beer. 48:48 No we did, I'm real sick. 48:51 I'm just getting out. 48:53 All I know, I learned from Sally. 48:57 I'm thinking of Sally, it's not a lot of brains. 49:01 You can tell, it's a big Sally. 49:04 Or very clever. 49:33 I am 49:36 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, 49:42 oh, oh. 50:12 Thank you. 50:32 And when I go on, I will use each every day, all 50:37 the way to earth. 50:39 And I will go to bed late every night. 50:44 And I will wake up my disciples so that I will 50:50 watch my dreams until my eyes fell to bed. 50:53 And I don't care, I'll be all for now when 50:59 I go on. 51:06 When I'm the one, when I'm the one 51:10 When I'm the one 51:11 I'll be calling out in heriora 51:15 That he needs you at the mora 51:18 Since you went for a girl now 51:25 When I'm the one, when I'm the one 51:33 Thank you. 51:56 When this light comes up and I will spend all day just 52:01 flying in the sun. 52:03 And I will learn without the old girl's life when 52:09 I'm at home. 52:32 Thank you. 52:52 But I will step on the heart and rise down by the 52:58 death of me. 52:59 Jesus, the dream and heaven, the way of my soul is all my sweet and 53:04 perfect. 53:05 Nothing was great. 53:08 I will step on the heart and rise down by the death of me. 53:12 So I will read the truth of me. 53:15 And it's a dreadful name. 53:17 I will step on the heart and rise down by the death of me. 53:21 It's the best thing you can play today 53:24 And dance like this 53:36 Everyone 53:49 Go around, I want my family to share my story up. 53:53 And look at you boy. 53:55 I'm a girl. 53:56 One hundred and fifty-five old bellies on the end. 54:00 Out where I pushed me and my eyes went back. 54:02 I couldn't bear up, tried to cut back with a good eye. 54:06 Backwards. 54:07 When suddenly, I'm the most teeniest I've seen in the world. 54:11 I grab a drill and use my incredible mind. 54:14 I taxed the drill. 54:16 It's just phenomenal. 54:17 the first part, send it on, and rushes for a burst. 54:22 Backwards. 54:23 Exactly. 54:24 So in a few minutes, I wish the moral of the crush would be nothing. 54:28 Backwards. 54:29 Ten minutes later, the rushes show up. 54:32 Expensive suits, dark glasses. 54:35 The rushes are not eternal. 54:36 I swallowed up the program last night. 54:39 That was a program about badges. 54:43 And safety. 54:45 So, does it work? 54:49 Fantastico! 54:50 All deals will form a result of all day long! 54:53 But did they threaten you? 54:55 Are you cheating now? 54:56 What do we do to deserve a child like you? 54:59 You know I'm going to do tomorrow. 55:02 I'm going to go down to that school 55:05 and tell your teacher 55:06 she can never play you again. 55:10 What's wrong? 55:11 And if you don't... 55:13 All out of fire! 55:14 And then sitting on their own face 55:16 And then I see it broke 55:18 And then I see it, young man! 55:20 And a girl! 55:21 And close the room! 55:23 You dousy little freak! 55:26 Backwards! 55:37 The epicenter's daughter suffered in silence 55:40 and escaped... 55:41 This single word about the evil article in. 55:46 This Elfie is from school. 55:48 It's great to see you as you want to know. 55:51 This lotus. 55:54 I've been taken. 55:57 You are a good place. 55:58 This is a dark-headed dream. 56:01 This is your turn. 56:04 This is your text. 56:06 Justice Ella. 56:07 Lock the drawer. 56:15 I've been so wrapped up in my dream for my life 56:19 to have forgotten about the one thing that I can't believe the most 56:23 I love you so much 56:25 I've just been the best of my life 56:27 making it up to you 56:32 And I've also got to help you 56:34 to ask people to support 56:35 to prepare for the actress 56:39 Bullying children is a fair game, is it? 56:43 Well, let's see what she can do 56:45 when the wrath of a grown red stands before her. 57:05 The past was the last days ago, ever since. 57:40 What are you doing with those poxswornin'? 57:44 The...the poxswornin' on my watch. 57:47 There is an age for the breeding, and an age for being a filthy little 57:52 toe. 57:54 These are toes! 57:56 I'm from poxswornin' on my watch. 57:59 Thank you. 58:01 Miss Hannity, do you believe in tiredness and flappiness and books 58:07 and stories? 58:08 That is not teaching. To teach the child, we must first pray 58:13 for the child. 58:22 Quiet, you maggots! 58:24 But no one was speaking, Miss Hannity, but I say quiet, you maggots! 58:29 You are entirely included in that statement. 58:33 Where is my jug of water? 58:37 I'll get this treasure. 58:40 Stupid girl. 58:42 Look at you all, flabby, disgusting, 58:45 revolting, revolting us there. 58:49 I'll ask you this time, we toughen you all up 58:51 with a little fizz head. 59:01 This movie has started reading. 59:05 Quiet maggots when I'm speaking! 59:09 The king has a most disturbing sense. 59:13 The odour of mine is not smelly, but I know it oh well. 59:18 It is the odour of rebellion, it's the good thing on the side. 59:25 I smell and burn, I smell and sweat, and 59:31 his head will go beside him, and it won't be wrong, it's 59:36 more like a little storm, of aiding and a bad day, of 59:42 this house is dead, and we'll stand out to work ahead, of a rebellion, of a 59:47 boss, hold, hold, as I've got a rotten egg, close to 59:52 the top, of a market, 59:54 Water 59:55 A wave on the sky 59:58 One, two, three, four 1:00:01 Three, you guys in protest 1:00:04 One, two, three, four 1:00:10 Anarchy in progress 1:00:11 Please, please, please 1:00:12 Once we exorcise, even 1:00:14 They double 1:00:16 Some double time 1:00:18 To stop this rot from 1:00:50 The moral of our father 1:00:51 Let's make this other hand 1:00:55 The battle of rebellion 1:00:58 The defense of the foes 1:01:01 The three or three 1:01:05 The moral of the land 1:01:07 What the war is this land 1:01:10 The whole of the land 1:01:14 The time you must go 1:01:16 If you are a fool 1:01:18 This is the way I'm going to glory ourselves each day 1:01:23 I'm going to walk this way 1:01:27 Take away 1:01:33 Away 1:01:57 I don't think this 1:02:03 teasing is old. I think it's just cruel thing. 1:02:07 That's just because you, Miss Honey, are pathetic. You 1:02:12 are weak. 1:02:14 You are, in fact, a slimmin' little newt. 1:02:20 Newt. 1:02:21 Newt! 1:02:27 Darling, what did I do? 1:02:28 Corporate! 1:02:29 You ticklish, you fire! 1:02:31 And let me come up with a sinner! 1:02:33 Leave him alone, you bitch-back bully! 1:02:38 How dare you? 1:02:42 to be in the school. 1:02:44 The prison is a deepestρвон, 1:02:47 and well-one 1:02:49 It's a tale! 1:02:55 Can you? 1:02:56 Everyone thinks that I have? 1:02:58 Without help, I can't stay sick then! 1:03:00 Of course, I'll hold you here, and you'll be afraid, 1:03:03 Just the same thing it's your head that's really thin my head 1:03:06 When someone says, 1:03:08 And I'm sore, but I'm wondering 1:03:10 It's my body head, I'm just a bit different from how I met friends 1:03:14 These walls are thick, all names in my mind I'm winning, so it's time to end 1:03:19 And I'm in my heart and I'm in my heart and I'm in my heart so it takes me to life 1:03:23 And I'm in my head, these people spread those these clouds 1:03:26 And I just want to throw up, I don't know why I'm running 1:03:29 I'm in the sunny and the stories we stopped from just my eyes 1:03:32 And the story in the rough I was blaming it 1:03:35 And I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry 1:03:36 And I'm in the imagination 1:03:38 The time is really great 1:03:41 It's midnight 1:03:42 It's gonna stop 1:03:44 My heart is pounding 1:03:46 It's quiet, it's raining 1:03:48 It's really bad 1:03:49 I'm just kidding 1:03:57 Quiet 1:04:06 I'm silent, but not really silent 1:04:19 Just that smile sort of quiet 1:04:23 Like a sound of hate these days 1:04:29 Or tears we're having the pain 1:04:34 And all the people around me 1:04:39 I'm still in the rain 1:04:53 And it is quiet 1:04:58 And I am warm 1:05:04 Like I said 1:05:12 And I can't find a soul 1:05:20 Tell her 1:05:30 This time I'm auxquitts. 1:05:32 If I take a... 1:05:34 This time I'm auxquitts. 1:05:39 Is it just you? 1:05:40 Does it... 1:05:44 This is... 1:05:45 It's... 1:05:45 Gay, no, no! 1:05:47 i gotta lose my dick out 1:06:03 Well, task was interesting, I think we'd all best 1:06:08 go home while we still can. 1:06:14 Miss Hilda, launch. 1:06:36 I moved it with my eyes. 1:06:38 Am I? 1:06:39 Am I strange? 1:06:43 What's here, fancy and nice cup of tea? 1:06:47 So, what's up with my ears? 1:06:50 What's up with my eyes? 1:06:57 I think there's no room in 1:07:04 my head for all of my brains, so I have to squish 1:07:09 out through my eyes. 1:07:11 Well, just exactly. Just something like that. 1:07:17 And just your mother, she's unusual. 1:07:20 What about your father? It's me, sir. 1:07:23 as clever as you. 1:07:24 Oh, Dad! She's always saying, 1:07:27 Miss Hilda, I am so proud of 1:07:29 my daughter is... 1:07:32 That's not true, 1:07:34 Calls me a liar, and 1:07:36 cheap, and a nasty little 1:07:40 I... I see. 1:07:45 Well, here we are. 1:07:47 The hell to sleep home. 1:07:50 Are you all? 1:07:51 Yes. Yes, I am. Very. 1:07:55 Don't they teach us very much? 1:07:57 Well, they don't, actually. 1:08:00 But I'm even poorer the most, because of other reasons. 1:08:05 I used to live to my aunt, but one day I was not walking and I came across the storage 1:08:10 space. 1:08:10 I fell completely in love with it. 1:08:13 I ran to the farmer and begged him to let me move in. 1:08:17 He peeps off, I was mad. 1:08:19 But she agreed, as I've lived through ever since. 1:08:22 But, yes, honey, you can't live in a show. 1:08:26 I'm not strong like you, Snorza. 1:08:29 My father died when I was young. 1:08:32 Magnus was a slave, and he was very kind. 1:08:35 But when he was gone, my aunt became my little bargain. 1:08:39 She was mean and cruel like you can hardly imagine. 1:08:43 And then, when I got my brother's teacher, 1:08:45 she possessed me with a bill of bills. 1:08:47 What he asked me all in his years is he made a sign of contracts to pay her back every penny. 1:08:52 He even produced a document that said my father had given her his 1:08:58 entire house. 1:09:00 But did he really do that? Did he turn his house? 1:09:06 I find it hard to believe, just as I cannot believe, that he was 1:09:11 the children's son. 1:09:15 That's what she said, Harry. 1:09:19 You think she did him in, don't you? 1:09:23 I can't say. 1:09:25 All I know is that years of being bullied by that woman made me, well, 1:09:31 pathetic. 1:09:32 I was trapped. 1:09:34 Who is she? 1:09:35 I can't say. 1:09:37 Who is she? 1:09:38 Because I can't. 1:09:39 Who is she? 1:09:42 It's... 1:09:43 It's in this... 1:09:45 It's 24. 1:09:47 Yes. 1:10:29 This class is going to have a very 1:10:34 special spelling test. 1:10:37 Any child gets one. 1:10:39 Single answer wrong, shall go to the show game. 1:10:44 What are you looking at? 1:10:50 You spell... 1:10:52 Oh, now, let me see. 1:10:55 Spell mute. 1:10:58 N-E-W-T. 1:11:01 Mute. 1:11:02 What? 1:11:03 Miss Honeycourt has, she's very good at teaching. 1:11:07 You! Stand up, turn around, and spare 1:11:13 the one thing you all know. Revolting! 1:11:17 Revolting. R -E -Z -O -L -T -I -N -T. 1:11:22 Revolting. 1:11:23 You're cheating! 1:11:24 I've taught them, that's all, with kindness and patience and respect! 1:11:30 How dare you bring those words into my classroom, madam! You know nothing of cheating! 1:11:35 And I shall prove it! 1:11:37 You spell Antionicum and I will set 1:11:43 the code to Moses! 1:11:44 But that's not a word! You just made that up! 1:11:48 Spell! Don't be joking! 1:11:50 And I shall warn you, aside the letters! 1:11:55 A 1:11:57 M 1:11:59 C 1:12:02 H 1:12:03 E. L. L. 1:12:10 A. 1:12:11 Oh dear, dearie, dearie, dearie. 1:12:15 I'm sorry, it was a silent Z. 1:12:18 You're going to Turkey! 1:12:25 C. A. F. Cat. 1:12:28 I, it goes to Berlin, so you'll have to put me in Turkey. 1:12:34 Dock, t, y, t. 1:12:37 Can we get this? 1:12:39 Table, s, a, b, f, y. 1:12:43 And we have to do what's going on. 1:12:45 Stop this. 1:12:46 If you can't put in all this go to Canada, 1:12:49 t, t, t, a, t, l, t. 1:12:51 Dolly, t, y, t, r, t, l, s. 1:12:56 The quality, t, s, q, q. 1:13:00 Q-A-S-T. 1:13:02 One, two, three, four, 1:13:04 wait for my ass. 1:13:06 Come on, baby! 1:13:18 You can't put these strokies, too, man. 1:13:20 You can't put a stolen stroki. 1:13:22 Come on, you maggots. 1:13:24 Don't you think I was close to that? 1:13:26 I've got strokies for each of the... 1:13:29 Look, there's Christy, hold this up hold. 1:13:37 Christy, Christy, this is Christy. 1:13:43 Christy, Christy, 1:13:52 Christy, Christy. 1:13:58 and 1:14:00 I 1:14:11 I will continue to fight me 1:14:17 down! 1:14:19 Run! 1:14:24 One, two, three. 1:14:28 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. 1:14:34 Never again will you get the best for me. 1:14:39 Never again will you take away my freedom. 1:14:43 And we won't again the day we walked. 1:14:48 We won't again be a little bit naughty. 1:14:50 Never again will you jump to your best. 1:14:52 We'll be 1:14:57 right 1:15:16 back. 1:15:20 We'll be right 1:15:28 back. 1:15:55 We'll be right 1:16:00 back. 1:16:16 U -S -I -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U 1:16:21 -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U 1:16:26 -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U -S 1:16:31 -E, U -S -E, U -S -E, U 1:16:37 -S -E, U -S -E, U 1:16:43 -S 1:16:43 Thank you. 1:17:14 A few days later I received the letter, it said that my first daughter 1:17:19 turned up, and I found the owner of a few small holes in the house, which 1:17:25 was once been opened by my evil arms, one Agatha's crosswalk. 1:17:30 She was never seen her, since her people immediately scored, and knew 1:17:35 her sister. 1:17:36 She was never seen her, she was never seen her, she was never seen. 1:17:40 from all the labs. 1:17:42 This little dog is never again able to move into the cross. 1:17:46 He said it's because the little dog has a need to move into the cross. 1:17:50 But Steve is still stuck with the carrots, 1:17:53 with the meat, and the cooler, and colder, and eggs. 1:18:05 Well, Jack's turned the ball pin, 1:18:07 but down his thigh, 1:18:08 I don't know how to bet. 1:18:11 Same, but why? 1:18:13 Because this footbrain told us that the city was all famous for the Russian Mafia. 1:18:19 Why? 1:18:21 Why did you stand in my legs, my beautiful legs? 1:18:26 Um, where's 1:18:31 your power? 1:18:32 I don't know. 1:18:35 The one who's in the Scooby-Doo. 1:18:37 And he assumed I was stupid too. And that is a very, very 1:18:42 stupid and rude thing to do. 1:18:46 Yes, look, I'm afraid that my father is both very rude and 1:18:51 very, very stupid. 1:18:54 You seem smart. Sadly, in my line of work, I don't often get to meet smart people 1:19:00 like you. 1:19:01 Most of the people I deal with, their thinking is all backwards. 1:19:18 You know, I didn't have my friend here to teach your father some minutes. 1:19:23 And one day, when he was in the hospital, he would still be good. 1:19:27 He would still be good. 1:19:33 You're a very tasty mother, but I think I've had enough of revenge. 1:19:39 Your father is very, very lucky to have you 1:19:44 as his daughter. 1:19:54 But this girl can fully change the mind. 1:19:58 So let's take it with me. 1:20:00 I'll break the card. 1:20:01 Mr Ramon, I would love to take Miss Lothar and put out for her 1:20:06 with love and kindness 1:20:08 because I would pay for everything. 1:20:11 You mean leave our daughter here with you? 1:20:16 Dad, can you just call me your daughter? 1:20:19 Do you want to stay here with Miss Loney? 1:20:22 Yes, yes I do. 1:20:23 And do you want to look out for her? 1:20:25 I do. 1:20:27 Well, we are a bit small. 1:20:29 So, yes. 1:20:32 Thank you! 1:20:34 And we still don't have to sit into this honey's arms. 1:20:38 And this honey will have to go back. 1:20:41 And we barely noticed as the wild moose and Rudolpho, 1:20:45 and the wrong moose and Rudolpho, 1:20:48 spread away into the distance. 1:20:51 Because they had found this hole. 1:20:54 Yes? 1:21:05 Thank you. 1:23:55 Thank you for staying a few extra minutes on, wait, 1:24:02 wait, on behalf of the Hillview drama 1:24:07 parents and all of the Hillview drama students, we have a few special people that we wanted 1:24:12 to thank for this. 1:24:13 this production. These kids have been working for, well, since really end of December 1:24:18 on 1:24:19 this show that they put together, and it's just, we have an incredibly dedicated 1:24:25 and 1:24:26 inspirational and just talented group of directors that we want 1:24:31 to thank, and our eighth graders 1:24:32 who are up here have been working with our directors for a few years, and 1:24:37 so they've 1:24:41 I'd like to say a few words of special thanks, 1:24:44 and we have some special gifts for them as well. 1:24:52 Hi, my name is Sloane Smith. 1:24:54 I'm a co-stage manager for Hobie's Matilda. 1:24:57 Often when I tell people that I do stage crew, 1:25:00 one of the first questions I get asked besides, 1:25:01 well, what is it, is how do you learn all this stuff? 1:25:05 The reason I, as well as every other student, 1:25:08 helping backstage or in the booth tonight 1:25:10 was able to put on in production is because of Mr. Crabb and Mr. Aiden. 1:25:14 I have been fortunate enough to work with them for two years now, 1:25:16 and I'm unbelievably lucky for all that I've been able to take out of this experience. 1:25:23 Firstly, thank you, Mr. Crabb, for teaching me the magic of painter's tape 1:25:26 and exposing my incapability of painting a straight line. 1:25:30 Additionally, thank you for always being someone I can look to for help. 1:25:34 And thank you, Mr. Aiden, for always having my back and teaching... 1:25:38 me the art of mistakes oh and thanks for the only campus cleanup i got during eighth grade 1:25:44 i've learned everything from spotlights to leadership skills backstage and i cannot thank 1:25:48 either of you enough for both putting up with me and teaching me these invaluable lessons that will 1:25:53 support me through high school and further graduating this year stage crew is one of the 1:25:56 main things i will find myself missing i remember these moments forever mostly because of an insane 1:26:01 amount of dumb videos i now have on my phone from this experience 1:26:13 Hi guys, I'm Henry, another stage manager for Matilda. 1:26:17 And when I first started in tech two years ago, 1:26:19 the first time I met Aiden was when he yelled at us 1:26:21 to stop peeking our head out of the curtain before the show started. 1:26:26 And it's safe to say I know him a lot more now. 1:26:28 During Seussical, the Hilvy Talent Show, and the summer shows last year, 1:26:33 I've gone to know him a lot more now. 1:26:34 a lot more and Aiden has always given 110 % with all these shows and he does not disappoint tonight 1:26:39 he's given so much into Matilda he's done so much behind the scenes the confetti cannon 1:26:44 the chalkboard effect all him and I want to thank him so much for that he's done so 1:26:49 much for Hillview 1:26:50 Drama I 1:26:56 also want to thank Mr. Krav he's been there every step of the way during tech crew 1:27:00 he helped us form from the ground up 1:27:02 I've learned so many valuable lessons with him, like Sloan. 1:27:05 I've learned a lot about painting. 1:27:07 I've learned a lot about wearing black, which obviously I did not follow tonight. 1:27:12 He's taught, he knows so much about drama, not just about tech. 1:27:16 He's taught people since before I was born, before a lot of you were born. 1:27:21 And he's done so much, and he's such a great teacher, and I want to thank him tonight. 1:27:26 So thank you, Mr. Krabs. 1:27:33 Hi, everyone. My name's PE. This year, I'm in eighth grade. As was mentioned earlier, 1:27:37 this is my last show at Hillview. I wanted to start off by giving a huge thank you to 1:27:41 all of the parent volunteers and to Ms. Bullard and Ms. Dumaine for all the work they've done 1:27:45 with us these past few months. Another 1:27:52 thanks to our favorite guy, Jamie. I don't know where 1:27:55 he is right now, but he's always hung out with us. 1:27:58 backstage. He's been a lot of help and always 1:28:00 makes us laugh, so thank you, Jamie, wherever 1:28:04 I want to also recognize the Tech and the Broadcasting 1:28:06 Group, which was led by Mr. Crabb and 1:28:08 Mr. Aiden. All of the group worked incredibly 1:28:10 hard, and the show would not be the same without you guys. 1:28:17 And I also really want to thank Mr. Harrison. 1:28:20 I have been part of productions led by 1:28:22 Mr. Harrison since third grade, all the way back 1:28:24 at Okanul. I've worked with him on six shows. 1:28:26 The Lion King, Mary Poppins, pre-production musical, which got canceled, 1:28:30 Scipino, Arsenic and Old Lace, and now Matilda. 1:28:33 Mr. Harrison has always been willing to give a helping hand, 1:28:36 and he has taught me so much about music and acting 1:28:39 and how to properly present myself in front of a crowd. 1:28:41 I feel so incredibly grateful to have had the chance to be mentored 1:28:44 by someone as talented, wonderful, and kind as Mr. Harrison. 1:28:48 He has put an incredible amount of time and effort into the show, 1:28:50 and let me tell you, it showed. 1:28:52 Mr. Harrison, thank you so much. 1:28:54 for everything you've done for me and for all the opportunities you've given me. 1:28:57 Thank you for your time and your patience and your flexibility with me. 1:29:00 I would not be here today if it weren't for you. Thank you. 1:29:10 Hi, I'm Maddie Masso. I hope you all had a great time at our show. 1:29:15 Today we are thanking many of the adults that made our show a miracle. 1:29:20 I get to thank the wonderful Jamie. 1:29:22 If it weren't for you, all of our blocking, acting, and basically everything else would 1:29:28 not probably have been as good. 1:29:30 You are very fun to work with, and I'm so happy you got to help us with this amazing show. 1:29:35 Thank you. We are so grateful for your help. 1:29:42 I'd also like to do a quick thanks to Mr. Aiden. 1:29:45 Without you, I probably wouldn't have fallen in love with tech, and I will remember it for the rest of my middle school year. 1:29:54 Hi guys. So today I'm going to be thanking Miss Dumaine. 1:30:00 Since my first 1:30:01 musical rehearsal with you, you've always been, you've seen me smile, cry, 1:30:07 mess up, 1:30:07 over and over and over and over and over. And you have helped me and my peers go 1:30:11 from like a 5 to a 10. And while working with you, you've always acted more like 1:30:16 a 1:30:16 friend than a director. 1:30:19 and you have helped me 1:30:20 so much for the past two years 1:30:22 and I just want to say thank you 1:30:25 on the behalf of everyone 1:30:26 thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you 1:30:28 and everyone else who helped with 1:30:31 directing, choreography, costumes, set design 1:30:33 tech and film 1:30:34 my friends and my castmates 1:30:36 and all other hardworking people who 1:30:38 helped with this 1:30:41 this would not be possible without you 1:30:42 so thank you 1:30:43 applause 1:30:48 Hello, everyone. 1:30:49 My name is Alex, and I am so thankful to have been given the opportunity to give a special 1:30:53 shout-out to Mr. Crabb tonight. 1:30:55 Thank you for all of your hard work helping tech crew and the actors throughout the show 1:30:58 and the many you have helped with before. 1:30:59 For all that don't know, he has been backstage in the booth and helping us on stage with 1:31:04 our projection almost every rehearsal. 1:31:06 You have helped us all improve and learn so much, and this show would have never come 1:31:09 together so well without all of your help. 1:31:11 So on behalf of myself and everyone on the stage, and I was involved with this... 1:31:15 Thank you. 1:31:20 Hi, everyone. 1:31:22 My name is Joey. 1:31:23 And for this little Hillview tradition of gratitude, 1:31:27 I wanted to thank Mrs. Bullard 1:31:28 for choreographing all the amazing dances that you saw tonight 1:31:32 and for giving me and Gracie the job of dance captain, 1:31:35 which basically means that, along with being the scopologist, 1:31:39 I got to teach the little sixth graders how to dance. 1:31:42 Real fun. 1:31:44 In all seriousness, though, everything that I did in the show was really, really 1:31:49 fun, 1:31:50 and Mrs. Bullard played a huge part in that. 1:31:53 This is the first time that I've worked with her this closely, 1:31:56 but I'm so glad that I got to, because she's just so full of energy 1:32:00 that she can make anyone excited to do anything. 1:32:04 And I know that without her, this show wouldn't have been possible. 1:32:08 APPLAUSE 1:32:15 Hi, I'm Sophia, and I just want to thank all of the costume parents who came and 1:32:20 helped 1:32:20 to make us look as fabulous as we do, obviously, and I mean, 1:32:26 come on, and I mean, I'm a super 1:32:30 unorganized person, so when they're always putting all our clothes back on the hangers 1:32:34 and stuff, it's super helpful, and the quick changes, I mean, they're like impossible. 1:32:39 We couldn't have done it without you. 1:32:40 So thank you so much. 1:32:46 Hi, my name is Lily. 1:32:48 I was in like the last two shows last year and Arsenic and Old Lace this 1:32:53 year. 1:32:54 Honestly, it was just really fun, even if we didn't get to do it in sixth grade because 1:32:57 of the whole COVID thing. 1:33:00 But honestly, I think doing these really great shows kind of made up for that. 1:33:04 And I really just want to thank our lovely. 1:33:07 Elisa Bennett who you saw earlier. She 1:33:13 organized like all the parents and she 1:33:16 organized us saying this and just yeah she did so 1:33:24 much including with the 1:33:25 costumes and stuff which Sophia talked about and she's just been doing so much 1:33:29 so thank you Elisa. 1:33:44 what did i do all right um hi i'm calvin this is probably going to seem very different 1:33:49 from 1:33:49 the character i just portrayed for almost two hours but i want to give the hugest thank you 1:33:54 to everyone who's been a part of this production um mr hairston absolutely incredible dedication 1:33:58 and direction of this incredible show 1:34:04 Miss Dumaine, her constant back and forth to get us to stick to our accents and her incredible teaching 1:34:09 of our singing. 1:34:10 This is a really incredible performance for that. 1:34:14 Miss Bullard, our talented choreographer, hours on end, working hours on end to teach all these dances. 1:34:20 Tech crew, the cast, everyone who's been a part of this, costume people, look at me because 1:34:25 of that. 1:34:26 Everything has been so perfect and I'm so thankful to everyone. 1:34:31 that I was able to be a part of this. 1:34:34 On stage or backstage, everything was a blast. 1:34:37 Matilda has been just the most meaningful show 1:34:39 I've been a part of yet, or probably ever. 1:34:42 I just want to thank you, 1:34:44 thank everyone who has been a part of this. 1:34:46 And thanks to P for writing half this speech for me. 1:34:51 Thank you, everyone. 1:34:56 My name is Joseph Tompkins. 1:34:58 Now, you may not have... 1:34:59 really seen me today um that's because I played one minute on this show 1:35:04 now that wasn't completely 1:35:07 all because the other after the shows I am trudge 1:35:12 bowl and while you may have not seen 1:35:18 me perform 1:35:19 and seen what it's become I this is my first year performing since the 1:35:24 lion king and it just means 1:35:25 great deal 1:35:40 Thanks to Mr. Harrison 1:35:41 for just helping out 1:35:43 just everything, organizing this amazing 1:35:45 show. Thanks to 1:35:47 Ms. Dumaine for helping 1:35:49 accents, songs, everything. 1:35:51 I came into this not knowing how to sing at all. 1:35:54 I came out knowing 1:35:55 how to sing, like, better than I ever could have. 1:36:02 Thanks to Miss Bullard for just helping out 1:36:04 with all the choreography and just everything that I did. 1:36:09 It was just so meaningful. 1:36:13 Thank you to Mr. Crabb and Mr. Aiden 1:36:15 for just organizing everything that, 1:36:17 just put the show together. 1:36:19 And thank you to, of course, 1:36:20 all the parents who made costumes. 1:36:23 all the tech crew and of course 1:36:25 our amazing cast that we had 1:36:27 that just made the show amazing. 1:36:30 Thank you very much. 1:36:41 And yes. 1:36:51 Yes. 1:36:55 Thank you. 1:37:48 Oh, my God. 