Roald Dahl's "Matilda the Musical"
Standing up for what's right, she's met with miraculous results. She takes charge of her own destiny.
Your Musical is Cancelled: The Musical! (2020)
After COVID-19 leads to the delay of a small regional theatre company's musical production, the cast and crew are summoned to a Zoom meeting by the theatre's shady benefactor, Mr. Muncheon to discuss their fate. While waiting for him to sign on, they lament about quarantine, unemployment, and the state of the world. Will the theatre survive? Or will their family be torn apart indefinitely? Through laughter, tears, and unprompted musical numbers, they'll discover the only way to navigate this new world is by sticking together.
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After COVID-19 leads to the delay of a small regional theatre company's musical production, the cast and crew are summoned to a Zoom meeting by the theatre's shady benefactor, Mr. Muncheon to discuss their fate. While waiting for him to sign on, they lament about quarantine, unemployment, and the state of the world. Will the theatre survive? Or will their family be torn apart indefinitely? Through laughter, tears, and unprompted musical numbers, they'll discover the only way to navigate this new world is by sticking together.
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