VOX POP tête-à-tête

Near East University presents

“Matilda”

By Engin Dervişağa…….

On this week’s Vox Pop programme on BRT2 Live on Sunday 21st of June at 12.30pm, we are showing a visit we made to the Near East Universtity in Lefkosa to meet the student and teachers of the English language department who are presenting a play called “Matilda”.

The play is based upon the children’s novel Matilda by British author Roald Dahl which was published in 1988. It has been adapted into an audio reading by Joely Richardson, a film in 1996, a two-part adaptation for BBC Radio 4 (later re-broadcast on BBC Radio 4 Extra) In 2010 it was adapted into a musical.

The story is about a sweet bright little girl named Matilda. But she is different from the rest of her family. Matilda is sent off to a school headed by a cruel principal who hates children called Agatha Trunchbull. However, Matilda is lucky in a way because she has a warm hearted teacher called Ms Honey who recognises her skills.

Near East University English Language Department present : Matilda
Character	Artist	Character	Artist
Matilda	Ilknur Kokulu	Ms. Honey	İzel Ayral
Mrs. Wormwood:	Tuğşen Özgünler	Lavender	İzel Ayral
Mr. Wormwood	Hasan Ozanalp	Bruce	Hasan Ozanalp
Michael	Meliz Kutluhan	Cooky	Tuğşen Özgunler
Trunchbull	Tuğşen Özgünler Scene 1	Trunchbull	Meliz Kutluhan Scene 2

This show will be repeated on Wednesday the 24th June at 11.00am so do please tell your friends and we hope you will join us for this fascinating show.

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VOX POP broadcast schedule

BRT2: Sunday from 12.30pm and Wednesday from 11.00am.

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