If you sit around and let them get on top, you I think you'll want your trousers loose. Daughter of Mr Harry Wormwood who owns Wormwood Moturs. He bites the cap, screaming through his teeth. She daintily reaches up and captures a figurine of a woman throwing the hammer.]. . You should read it. My hands are tied. And if you want to teach success, Matilda? Matilda Character Breakdown KIDS ROLES Matilda Wormwood - (THIS ROLE MIGHT BE DOUBLE CAST -each actress having three scheduled mainstage performances) An imaginative girl who is clever and wise far beyond her years. . 'Cause your life as you know it is ancient history. One look at my face and it's plain to see. [He throws the cigarette into the audience.] CHILDREN No. MATILDA collects two dolls from the house. have you read a whole book? Desks rise from the ground and a blackboard makes its way from the back of the stage. Oh, Matilda, this is very sad! The sooner you're locked up in that school, the better. This little girl needs somebody strong to fight by her side. You just need to keep your feet inside the line. Loud, loud, loud, loud! It's just pathetic! Just you wait for phys-ed. As long as you dont know it with the volume up. Nigel has a few solos and some great featured moments in the show, so cast a strong actor and singer in this great supporting role. That's not normal for a five-year-old. No one's going to listen if you don't shout. Now, here's a tip: Brave little Matilda knows she has to stand up against the adults in her world, and in doing so, discovers her own remarkable powers. Isn't there some more? She's got no respect, that one. Between you and it, Join the Revolt: Read Matilda The Musical JR. for Free! MATILDA Nigel One of the kids at school with Matilda. I'm afraid I've not been too successful in getting others to recognize your . Just because you find that life's not fair, it But there was no sign of the Acrobat, and no glimpse at all of her shiny white scarf. MRS WORMWOOD Don't waste this. MATILDA No one's gonna love you if you don't know the rumba. Why, why, why, why, why, why, why? Eleven times two is twenty-two. That's it! It must be wonderful for a child to be so wanted.
