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![After months of preparation, NC’s Fine Arts performed Roald Dahl’s “Matilda The Musical Jr.” and put on a wonderful performance for their peers and teachers to enjoy. Hosted in NC’s Performing Arts Center, families watched as the cast sang and danced along the stage. With help from student directors and the lighting and sound crew, the audience fell in love with the beautiful performance executed for them. “Behind the scenes, a lot needs to be done. [There are]the big things, like lights, sound and set, and everything in between. I took care of the little things to make everything run [smoothly]. I would make sure everyone knew what we needed to get done each week and what their roles were for [the] show. I also made sure actors were in place for their cues, set pieces were in place, and props weren’t missing during [the] show,” senior stage manager Emma Henderson said.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/cover-matilda-redux-900x600.jpg)