Cinderella (pantomime)

Casino Theatre, London · December 1974

Synopsis: Pantomime. Classic pantomime with Twiggy in the title role, marking her stage debut.

Cast Includes: TWIGGY (Cinderella), Nicky Henson (Buttons), John Rutland (The Baron), Roy Kinnear (Valeria), Hugh Paddick (Cornucopia), Wilfrid Brambell (Badger), Harry H Corbett (Ben)

"Her stage debut proves there is a magic aura of originality about her that can only be summed up as star-plus." - Daily Mail 

The Butterfly Ball 

The Royal Albert Hall, London · October 16th, 1975

Synopsis: Childrens Fantasy. Based on the original studio album by Roger Glover, this concert, a charity performance in aid of the Bud Flanagan's Leukaemia Fund and Action Research For Disabled Children debuted Twiggy singing live; 'Homeward', the shows finale.

Cast Includes: Roger Glover, Vincent Price, TWIGGY, Ian Coverdale, Ian Gillian

Released On VHS (NTSC)

Captain Beaky And His Musical Christmas (pantomime)

Apollo Victoria Theatre, London · December 1981

Synopsis: Pantomime. Collection of songs, stories and poems from the Captain Beaky back catalogue.

Cast Includes: TWIGGY, Eleanor Bron, Keith Michell, Jeremy Lloyd.

"Twiggy is quite simply the loveliest thing on the London stage and she has the affectionate quality which gives her songs and stories the magic that made Gracie Fields and Stanely Holloway masters of the art of comic monologue" - Daily Mail 

My One And Only

St. James Theatre, New York · May 1, 1983 - October 31, 1984

Synopsis: Musical. The plot centres around Tommy Tune, a transatlantic aviator who flies around the world in pursuit of the championship swimmer Twiggy, whom he loves.

Cast Includes: Tommy Tune (Captain Billy Buck Chandler), TWIGGY (Edith Herbert), Charles 'Honi' Coles (Mr Magix)

"Twiggy was a revelation. She is delicious, she is sexy... you can almost hear her count when she tap dances but the woman is a genuine star." - New York Post

ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM: 1983 Atlantic Records 80110-1

Blithe Spirit

Chichester Festival Theatre · June 11 - August 3, 1997
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford · August 5th -  

Synopsis: Farce. An improbable farce by Noel Coward in three acts.

Cast Includes: Dora Bryan (Mme Arcati), Belinda Lang (Ruth Condomine), Laurence Kennedy (Dr. Bradman), Steven Pacey (Charles Condomine) and TWIGGY LAWSON (Elvira)

"Twiggy Lawson, as the deliciously haunting Elvira, excels in her responses to the situation."-The Stage 

Noel & Gertie

Bay Street Theatre, Long Island, New York · 1998

Synopsis: Musical. A musical devised by Sheridan Morley, Leigh and Twiggy Lawson, featuring many of Noel Coward's famous songs and unforgettable moments from his most witty plays. This is the Noel Coward - Gertrude Lawrence musical. 

Cast Includes: TWIGGY (Gertrude Lawrence)

If Love Were All

Lucille Lortel Theatre · New York June 10th - September 5th, 1999

Synopsis Musical. Twiggy and Harry Groener team up to bring the words and music of Noel Coward to life in an all singing... all dancing... all-star musical about the crazy, romantic, resilient, bitchy, magical, unconventional love affair between the incomparable actress/singer Gertrude Lawrence.

Cast Includes: TWIGGY (Gertrude Lawrence) and Harry Groener (Noel Coward)

"Glorious! Twiggy effervesces! Her interpretive flair for a Coward lyric seizes the heart, her performing style is beyond compare!" - The New York Times

ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM: 1999 Varese Sarabande 302 066 083 2

The Play What I Wrote

Wyndham's Theatre, London · March 19th - 25th, 2002
Theatre Royal, Newcastle ·October 15th - 16th, 2002
Wyndham's Theatre, London · December 6th - 7th, 2002 

Synopsis: Comedy. Kenneth Branagh directs Olivier Award-winning team Sean Foley and Hamish McColl in a tribute to comic duo Morecambe and Wise. The show is famous for boasting a celebrity guest star in each performance.

Cast Includes: Sean Foley, Hamish McColl, Toby Jones and TWIGGY (celebrity guest)

Blithe Spirit

Bay Street Theatre, Long Island, New York · July 16th - August 4th, 2002

Synopsis: Farce. An improbable farce by Noel Coward in three acts.

Cast Includes: Dana Ivey (Mme Arcati), Patricia Kalember (Ruth Condomine), Herb Foster (Dr. Bradman), Daniel Gerroll (Charles Condomine) and TWIGGY LAWSON (Elvira)

"Twiggy is Elvira, Charles's first wife who materializes as the vision on gossamer wings that gives the plays its title. Twiggy is a magnificent hallucination, a classic Elvira of the spirits."
- The New York Times, July 28th, 2002

Mrs Warren's Profession

Oxford Playhouse, Oxford · May 6th - May 10th, 2003
Cambridge Arts Theatre, Cambridge · May 19th - May 24th, 2003
Lighthouse Theatre, Poole · May 26th - May 31st, 2003
Festival Theatre, Malvern · June 2nd - June 7th, 2003
Theatre Royal, Bath · June 14th - June 21st, 2003
Regents Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent · June 23rd - June 28th, 2003
Richmond Theatre, Richmond · June 30th - July 3rd, 2003
Theatre Royal, Newcastle · July 8th - July 12th, 2003
Theatre Royal, Brighton · July 14th -  July 19th, 2003
Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes · July 21st - July 26th, 2003

Synopsis: Drama. Although her mother was born into poverty, Vivie Warren has enjoyed a comfortable upbringing, a Cambridge education and a generous monthly allowance. Ambitious, intelligent and independent, her world is shattered when she suddenly discovers the awful truth about her fortunate life. Mrs. Warren's profession is the oldest...

Cast Includes: TWIGGY LAWSON (Mrs Warren), Hannah Yelland (Vivie Warren), Benedick Blythe (Praed), Daniel Gerroll (Charles Condomine) and Ryan Kiggell (Frank)