Autres œuvres

(1979) TV commercial for The Health Education Council

(1987) TV commercial for The Milk Marketing Board

(1974) She acted in Edward Petherbridge's play, "Pantomime," at the Assembly Hall Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland in the Actors' Company production with Windsor Davies, Charles Kay, Sheila Burrell, Sheila Reid, Paola Dionisotti, Robert Eddison, Edward Petherbridge, Robin Ellis, and Mark McManus in the cast. Edward Petherbridge was director.

(1974) She acted in William Arrowsmith's translation of Euripedes' play, "The Bacchae," at the Assembly Hall Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland in the Actors' Company production with Windsor Davies, Charles Kay, Sheila Burrell, Sheila Reid, Paola Dionisotti, Robert Eddison, Edward Petherbridge, Robin Ellis, and Mark McManus in the cast. Edward Petherbridge was director.

(1978) She acted in Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's play, "The Changeling," at the Riverside Studios Theatre in London, England with Brian Cox, Robert Lindsay, Emma Piper, Polly Hemingway, David Ryall, David Troughton, and David Rintoul in the cast. Peter Gill was director.

(octobre 1973) She acted in William Congreve's play, "The Way of the World," and Ronald Hingley's translation of Anton Chekhov's play, "The Wood Demon," in an Actors Company production at the Opera House in Manchester, England with Ian McKellen, Caroline Blakiston, Robert Eddison, Marian Diamond, Robin Ellis, Paola Dionisotti, Tenniel Evans, Matthew Long, Margery Mason, Sheila Reid, Juan Moreno, John Tordoff, Edward Petherbridge, and John Woodvine in the cast. David William and David Giles were directors.

(1971) She acted in E.A. Whitehead's play, "The Foursome," at the Fortune Theatre in London, England with James Hazeldine and Paul Angelis in the cast.

(1987) She acted in Sharmon MacDonald's play, "When I was a Girl I Used to Scream and Shout," at the Whitehall Theatre in Whitehall, London, England with Colette O'Neill, Dawn French, and John Gordon Sinclair in the cast. Simon Stokes was director.

(1995) She acted in Louis Mellis and David Seinto's play, "Gangster No. 1," at the Almedia Theatre in London, England with Peter Bowles, Kenneth Colley, Richard Johnson, and John Cater in the cast. Jonathan Kent was director.