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Matilda

Miracle

Daphne: My mummy says I’m a miracle!

Lilly: My daddy says I’m his special little guy.

Cezara: I am a princess

Clara: And I am a prince.

Daphne + Cezara: Mum says I’m an angel sent


down from the sky.

All: My mummy says I’m a miracle, One look at my


face and it’s plain to see. Ever since the day doc
chopped the umbilical cord it’s been clear there’s no
peer for a miracle like me.

Clara: My mummy says I’m a special ballerina,She


has never seen a prettier ballerina she says if I’m
keen I have to cut down on the cream but I’m a
ballerina SO GIVE ME MORE CAKE!

Scene.1

Daphne - You’re off to school in a few days and I


know you’re teacher Agatha Trunchbull.
I’ve told her all about [Link] women she
is,imagine what she’s going to do to a horrible little
goblin like you,boy.

Cezara - Im a girl!

Daphne - Now get off to bed little bookworm!

Naughty

Cezara - Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail


of water, So they, The subsequent fall was
inevitable, They never stood a chance they were
written that way. I wonder why they didn’t just
change their story. We’re told we have to do what
we’re told but surely, Sometimes you have to be a
little bit naughty!
(Eliza walks across the stage with sign.)

School song (All)

Scene.2

Amelie - Miss Truchbull,Matilda is a genius.

Lilly - Nonsence!

Amelie- Headmistress it is my opinion that this girl


should be placed with the eleven year olds.

Lilly - we cannot just place her with the eleven year


olds, rules honey rules.

Amelie - I believe that Matilda is an exception.

Lilly - An exception!

The Hammer

Lilly (solo)
All - If you want to throw the hammer you have to
stay inside the circle all the time.

Lilly (solo)

Scene.3

Daphne - Hide me someone poured treacle on the


Trunchbulls chair someone told her it’s me now
she’s after me.

Cezara - That’s not fair!

Clara - Once Agatha Trunchbull desides you’re


guilty your dead!

Daphne - They’re saying she’s going to put me in


the chokey.

Matilda - What’s the chokey?

Chokey Chant
All: there’s a place you are sent if you haven’t been
good, and it’s made of spikes and wood and it isn’t
wide enough to sit and even if you could, there are
nails at the bottom so you wish you stood, when the
hinge creek and the door is closed. You cannot see
squat not the end of your nose and when you
scream, you don’t know if the sound came out, or if
the scream in your head even reached your mouth.

Cezara - Alright, when did this happen.

Daphne - Twenty minutes ago, why.

Cezara - Quick,Hide.

Lilly - Where is Nigel

Cezara - Under those coats where he’s been for an


hour.

Lilly - Oh ok. Amanda Thrip!

Eliza - Yes Miss Trunchbull


Lilly - What have a told you about pigtails? I hate
pigtails!

Eliza - But my mum says they make me look pretty!

Lilly - Then your mother is a twit!

(swing)

Amelie (This Little Girl)

Lilly - Bruce Bogtrotter…

Clara - yes miss?

Lilly - You liked my cake didn’t you Bruce.

Clara - Yes Miss, Sorry Miss.

Lilly - Oh as long as you enjoyed the cake that’s the


main thing.

Clara - Is it?
Lilly - Yes, Bogtrotter, it is.

Bruce - Ok,I did,Thanks

Lilly - wonderful. Marvellous. That makes me so


happy, it makes me feel a warm glow in my lower
intestine. Oh, Coo-ook! What’s the
matter,Bogtrotter? Lost your appetite?

Clara - Im full.

Bruce

All: a single slice or even two, Bruce, might’ve been


nice. But even you, Bruce, have to admit. Between
you and it, there’s not a lot of difference in size.
Don’t let her win! Come on Bruce, be our hero, cover
yourself in chocolate glory!

Amelie - Go Brucie! yes! Yes! Sorry, Miss


Trunchbull.I got carried away.

When I Grow Up
All: when I grow up, I will be tall enough to reach the
branches that’s I need to reach to climb the trees.
You get to climb when you’re grown-up and when I
grow up I will be smart enough to answer all the
questions that you need to know the answers to
when you’re a grown-up. And when I grow up, I will
eat sweets every day on the way to work and I will
go to bed late every night and I will wake up when
the Sun comes up and I will watch cartoon cartoons
until my eyes go and I won’t care cause I’ll be all
grown up. When I grow up.

Scene.4

Lilly - look at you. Flappy! Disgusting! revolting!


Revolting, I say! I think it’s time we’re tough and you
all up a little…Phys-Ed.

The smell of rebellion


Lilly: this school, of late, has started wreaking, quiet,
maggots, when I’m speaking!Reeking with the most
disturbing sent. Only the fine nostril smell it, but I
know it’s all too well, it is the odour of rebellion, it’s
the bouquet of descent. The smell of rebellion
comes out in the sweat, and Phys Ed will get you
sweating. And it won’t be long before I smell the
pong of Aiding and abetting. A bit of Phys Ed will tell
us who has a head full of rebellious [Link]
Hold. Just like rotten egg float to the top of a bucket
of water. A with of insurgence, the sense of intent,
the reek of re pubescent protest. The funk of
defiance,the odour of coup,the waft of anarchy in
progress. Once we’ve exercise these Demons, they
shall be to pooped for scheming. Some double time
discipline should stop the rot from setting in.
Let’s step it up double time. 1,2,3,4
Discipline, discipline, the children who aren’t
listening, the miss? I need a tissue. It’s an issue we
can fix. There is no mystery to master in the art of
classroom, mistressing. It’s discipline, discipline,
discipline. The smell of Rebellion the stench of
revolt, the week of pre-pubescent, a wiff of
resistance, the pong of descent, the funk of moral
fiber rotting.

All: the smell of rebellion and the sense of revolt the


week of insubordination, a whiff of resistance, the
pong of descent,
Lilly; and I will not stop till you are squashed till this
rebellion is quashed. Tell glorious sweaty discipline
has washed this sickening stench away.

Quiet

Daphne: have you ever wondered, well I have,


about how when? I say, say red, for example, there’s
no way of knowing if red means the same thing in
your head red means in my head when someone
says red?

Daphne - Go on. Tip…tip over…tip…tip over!

Lilly - What is it? what is it? The newt. It’s heading


north! I’ve got a newt in my knickers! I’ve got a newt
in my knickers!

Amelie - That was interesting we all better go home.

Scene.5

Cezara - Look there’s writing on the chalk board!


All: Agatha, this is Magnus.

Lilly: No it can’t be!

All: give my Jenny back her house, then leave, or I


will get you, like you got me!

Lilly; No

All: run run run run run run run!

Revolting children

Bruce: woah! Never again will you get the best of


me, never again will she take away my freedom, and
we won’t forget the day we

All: fought for the right to be a little bit naughty never


again with the chokey door slam never again will I be
Burlied and never again will I doubt it when my
mummy says I’m a miracle never again where we
live behind bars never again will we know we are
revolting children living in revolting times we sing
revolting songs using it and revolting rhymes will be
revolting children to revolting children and well have
the Trunchbull bolting revolting. We are revolting
children living in revolting times we sing revolting
song using revolting rhymes will be revolting children
till our revolting done and well have the Trunchbull
bolting were revolting.

Cezara - we will become a screaming hoard

Daphne - take out your hockey stick and use it as a


sword!

Clara - never again will we be ignored?

Amelie - we’ll find out where the chalk is stored.

Lilly - and draw rude pictures on the board.

All: It’s not insulting we’re revolting


We can S P el how we like! If enough of us is wrong.
wrong is right. Everyone N O R T Y
Cause we’re a little bit naughty! So we got to stay
inside the line! If we disobey at the same time! There
is nothing in the Trunchbull can do!

Clara: we can take her hammer and S H U

All: didn’t think you could push us too far, but there’s
no going back now we R E V O L T I N G

Clara: revolting times

All: well S I N G

Clara: Songs

All: U S I N G

Clara: Rhymes

All: will be R E V O L T I N G. It is 2 L 8 4 U E R E
volting! We are revolting children Living in revolting
times we sing. Revolting songs using revolting
rhymes will be revolting children till our revoltings
done. It is 2 L 8 4 U, We are revolting!

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