Major Stage Appearances
- I've Got Sixpence .... Inez Cabral (1952)
- Anastasia .... Anna (1954–55)
- Miss Julie .... Miss Julie and The Stronger .... Miss Y (1956)
- King Lear .... Cordelia (1956)
- Pal Joey .... Vera Simpson (1963)
- Postmark Zero (1965)
- Dance of Death .... Alice (1971)
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