2013 Olivier Awards at the Royal Opera House

The transcript discusses the success of the musical Matilda, highlighting its record-breaking achievements and numerous nominations. The creators reflect on the pressure of success and the joy of performing on Broadway. They express surprise and delight at the positive reception from American audiences, noting the universal appeal of the story to both adults and children.

What was the significant achievement of Matilda last year?

• It received mixed reviews.

• It won the Audience award.

• It broke a record with seven awards.

• It was performed on Broadway.

How did the speaker feel about the pressure of last year's success?

• They felt immense pressure.

• They were indifferent.

• They didn't feel much pressure.

• They were disappointed.

What aspect of performing Matilda on Broadway does the speaker enjoy?

• The limited audience.

• The intense competition.

• The relaxed atmosphere.

• The challenging roles.

What was the speaker's expectation regarding the American audience's reception of Matilda?

• They expected it to be a flop.

• They thought it would only appeal to children.

• They were unsure of the reception.

• They were confident of its success.

What does the speaker believe Matilda's story appeals to?

• Only English audiences.

• Only children.

• Only Broadway enthusiasts.

• Both adults and children.