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Welcome to a wiki for Matilda the Musical. Here, you will find details of casting and dates. Matilda the Musical is a musical written by Dennis Kelly with music and lyrics by Tim Minchin. The show is currently running on the West End and is on tour throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.. It is based on the much loved children's novel Matilda by Roald Dahl, and has won the most Olivier Awards in history.

WE WELCOME THE FOLLOWING MATILDAS:[]

Belle Rodrigues, Luísa Moribe, Maria Volpe, Mafê Diniz (BRAZIL)

CURRENT MATILDA PRODUCTIONS AROUND THE WORLD:[]

Professional Productions:

West End
International Tour

Regional/Amateur Productions:

(to be edited)

Current Matildas around the world[]

Here is a list of all of the current Matildas-

West End:

Estella Evans
Anna Deikalo
Ava Posniak
Sophia Saravanan

From March 12th 2024, Anna Deikalo, Ava Posniak and Sophia Saravanan will join Estella Evans in the role of Matilda.

International Tour:

Yolani Balfour
Donna Craig
Myla Williams

Korean:

Ha-Yun Lim
Eun-Young Choi
Shin-Bi Ha
Yeon-Woo Jin

Japan:

Sakura Kamura
Minori Kumano
Miran Terada
Nonoka Mikami

Madrid

Daniela Berezo
Laura Centella
Julieta Cruz
Paula Jerez
Sofia Jerez
Irene Gallego

UPCOMING MATILDAS[]

Maggot Casting

Film[]

Spongebob

Television[]

Patrick

Theatre casting[]

wisconsin

Did you know?

Josie Griffiths sings the song "Naughty" on the original cast CD.
Eleanor Worthington Cox has two older brothers called Ben and Josh.
Sophia Kiely has no social media accounts, and prefers privacy.
Georgia Pemberton's first show was on the 4th of September, with the purple team feat. Emily Robins, Thierry Zimmermann and Robbie Warke.
Kerry Ingram, Eleanor Worthington Cox, Sophia Gennusa, Gabby Gutierrez, Bella Thomas, Ingrid Torelli and Hannah Levinson all played Matilda on opening Night in their respective shows.
Adrianna Bertola and Josie Griffiths who played Matilda in the Original Stratford Production were going to be part of the West End Matilda cast, but they grew one inch too tall to transfer.
The South Korean Production of Matilda is the very first production of the show to be entirely in a language other than English.
Tim Minchin, the Australian comedian who wrote the lyrics and music for Matilda, first tried to get the rights to make Matilda the Musical just after Roal Dahl's death in 1990, but he wasn't successful until many years later.
Matilda is the 55th longest running show on Broadway and was in Australia for a whopping two years!
Matilda is featured in an episode of the podcast "Jim and Tomic's Musical Theatre Happy Hour" on December 9, 2016.
Matilda is featured in an episode of the podcast "Musicals with Cheese" on March 8, 2019.