Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical

In a world where injustice and indifference seem to be part of the everyday landscape, an unexpected figure emerges: a young girl, small in stature but immensely powerful in spirit. With an intelligence beyond her years and a deep sense of justice, this young protagonist discovers she possesses a very special ability — a kind of superpower that doesn’t manifest in lightning bolts or flight, but in something even more transformative: the power to change stories.

From an early age, this girl realizes she is not willing to accept the unfair rules that adults seem to take for granted with resignation. Instead of conforming, she chooses to confront them with creativity, courage, and unshakable determination. Her superpower lies not only in her ability to think for herself but also in her gift for inspiring others to do the same. Where others see limits, she sees possibilities.

As the story unfolds, this young heroine begins to intervene in the lives of those around her. Neighbors, classmates, and even authority figures start to change because of her example. She doesn’t do this through direct confrontation, but with cleverness, empathy, and a deep understanding of what it means to do the right thing. Facing obstacles that would seem insurmountable to most her age, her determination begins to yield unexpected results.