Matilda the Musical - Naughty - Tourtildas (w/ Tori Feinstein)

[@SantiagoBost]

Tori Feinstein was also on Bubble Guppies. She voiced Oona in seasons 3 and 4.

[@carolinelawson9736]

I saw Gabby as Matilda when the tour came to my city a few years ago. I absolutely loved it and Gabby was amazing.

[@Mububban23]

Imagine having that much talent and confidence and memory and coordination etc at such a young age! Amazing young performers 🙂

[@hkszone5792]

Love it when they try British accents coz most of Britain don’t sound posh

[@rosiegiesler4705]

‘The number your about to hear today is called naughty’ the way he says it 😂😂🥵

[@davidcox1396]

Tori Feinstein, Gabrielle Gutierrez And Mabel Tyler Matilda Bryce Ryness Miss Trunchbull Jennifer Blood Miss Honey Naughty Matilda The Musical Original US National Tour Cast

[@kndonehundredm3715]

Temporarily filled in for Mia.

[@maggotsrule1959]

No clue what you mean by that but I think you meant that Tori temporarily filled in for Mia...maybe....because Mia left I think so Tori filled in for Mia

[@trnsndnt]

Great acting this is the best performance I’ve seen in all my life

[@ttryon_65478]

I'm confused. I looked up on the Matilda page, it said that Lilly Brooke's o'bryant, sarah McKinley Austin, and Savannah grace Elmer were the u.s tour Matilda's. Then it said Gabby gutirrez, Mabel Tyler, and Mia Sinclair jennesses we're the us tour Matilda's. We're there to u.s. tours?

[@LassTooFunktoDruck]

Maddy Mincey mia left in november 2015 to do les mis on broadway so tori came in until January. Sarah, Lily Brooks and Savannah then replaced Mabel, Gabby and Tori

[@ttryon_65478]

@@LassTooFunktoDruck oh, thxs!

[@walkinginy]

tori goes to my school

[@otomodachifan]

I met Tori IRL

[@teai9726]

otomodachifan same

[@maggotsrule1959]

Where?

[@camillejohnson9705]

They sound Irish..?

[@BlackKnight413]

I'm irish and that sounds Scottish to me

[@antonbradbury]

Not a typical scottish accent, but scottish nonetheless

[@tayagreen7517]

I'm Bristolian and they sound like a south west Bristol farmer accent

[@zoeykeith]

Whatever accent it is, they had to sound like that that way American audiences could understand them better because there were complaints about the Broadway version's full British accent in the show, so later on in the Broadway version, they made the accent a bit more American and it made it sound "Irish" or "Scottish" and it's been like that ever since...except for the West End version because...you know, the West End is in London and they obviously speak British there, so...makes sense.

[@ellebray]

Where was this?

[@patriciajune5]

ellebray I believe in Washington DC it was for families who work for us government and I should know my dad works for them and he was away from us for 2 years