Stage Appearances
- Moonbeam in Listen to the Wind
- Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (1961)
- Aladdin
- Ann in Half a Sixpence (1963)
- My Perfect Husband
- Nancy in Lionel Bart's Oliver!
- Godspell (1971)
- Nellie Cotterill in The Card
- Susie Dean in The Good Companions (1974)
- Kelly Moran in The Great American Backstage Musical (1976)
- Eva Perón in Evita (1979–80)
- Tell Me on a Sunday (1980)
- Anna I in The Seven Deadly Sins
- The English Girl in Song and Dance (1982)
- Grizabella in Cats
- The Rock Musical Show
- Robin Hood in Babes in the Wood (1987)
- Dick in Dick Whittington (1994)
- Eva Perón in Evita (1995-6)
- Hannah van Husen in Divorce Me, Darling (1997)
- Fairy Godmother in Cinderella (1997)
- Paula McFadden in The Goodbye Girl (1998)
- Miss Hannigan in Annie (1999)
- Fairy Bowbells in Dick Whittington (1999)
- Sue Turner in Dinner with George (2000)
- Fairy Godmother in Cinderella (2000)
- Anna Leonowens in The King and I (2003)
- Mrs Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie (2003)
- The Girl in Tell Me on a Sunday (2004)
- Helen Thomas in Hot Flush (2007)
- Mrs Johnstone in Blood Brothers (2008)
- Aunt Eller in Oklahoma (2010)
- Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street (2012)
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