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Matilda

  1. trailer mix
    Miss Trunchbull Is the Only Revolting One in the Matilda the Musical TrailerEmma Thompson dons prosthetics.
    By Justin Curto
  2. the streaming wars
    Netflix Gets the Golden Ticket to Roald Dahl’s CatalogueOr maybe the goose that lays the golden egg? There’s a lot of money involved.
    By Justin Curto
  3. covid-19
    Netflix’s Matilda Musical Halts Production Due to Positive COVID CaseBridgerton has also shut down indefinitely after multiple positive tests.
    By Bethy Squires
  4. casting call
    Emma Thompson to Hurl You Over the Fence in Netflix’s Matilda MusicalAlisha Weir will play the titular telekinetic kid in the streamer’s adaptation of the Broadway musical.
    By Halle Kiefer
  5. last night on late night
    James Corden Gives Donald Trump a Hyperspecific Matilda Musical ParodyWith the help of Tim Minchin, Ben Platt, and Abigail Spencer.
    By Jackson McHenry
  6. broadway
    There Was a Lice Outbreak Among the Kids in Broadway’s MatildaAt least it wasn’t bed bugs?
    By E. Alex Jung
  7. reunions
    See the Cast of Matilda ReuniteUPDATE: Proprietary photo removed by request. Sorry, nostalgists!
    By Lindsey Weber
  8. 2013 tony awards
    Tonys in Review: Broadway Gets KinkyThe ceremony featured its usual mix of wonderful performances and cringe-worthy moments.
    By Michael Alan Connelly
  9. kudos
    The 2013 Tony Awards: The Complete Winners ListKinky Boots dominated.
    By Zach Dionne
  10. stage dive
    Vulture’s Theater Critics Live-Blog the TonysJoin Scott Brown and Jesse Green as they give their moment-by-moment take on theater’s biggest night.
    By Scott Brown and Jesse Green
  11. stage dive
    Our Critics on the Tonys’ Eight Most Telling RacesScott Brown and Jesse Green study the big categories, the bigger relevance of a potential Tom Hanks win, and Kinky Boots vs. Matilda.
    By Scott Brown and Jesse Green
  12. stage dive
    Theater Review: Matilda Is an Irresistible, Whiz-Bang MusicalSomehow, a goodly dose of Roald Dahl’s puckish sourness makes it onstage.
    By Jesse Green
  13. Ladies and Gentlemen, Matilda SwintonIt’s Friday, what do you want from us?
    By Eliot Glazer