Training: Laine Theatre Arts, AISTD, ALAM.
Lucy Williamson is an award winning, Royally and BBC requested leading lady.
At only just 19 years old Lucy made her West End debut as leading lady Carmen Diaz in Fame The Musical.
Theatre credits include: Flo Manero in Saturday Night Fever (Royale Theatre), Velma Kelly in Chicago (Crown Theatre), Miss Lynch in Grease (Royale Theatre), Miss Sherman in FAME! (Crown Theatre), Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz (His Majestys Theatre), Paulette Bonafonte in Legally Blonde (Crown Theatre), Judy Garland in The Boy From Oz (Crown Theatre), Fantine in Les Miserables (National Tour, Cameron Mackintosh, Matt Ryan), Carmen Diaz in FAME! (Victoria Palace Theatre London and National Tour, E & B Productions, Karen Bruce), Violet Chandler in The Fix (Union Theatre, Michael Strassen), Angel in The Rink (Hamish Glen, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry), Teacher and cover Killer Queen in We Will Rock You (World Premiere Original London Cast, Dominion Theatre, Ben Elton, Chris Renshaw, Brian May, Roger Taylor), Maureen and cover Mimi in RENT (National tour and The Prince of Wales theatre, London, Paul Kerryson), Judy Garland Alternate in End Of The Rainbow (World Premiere Original London Cast, Trafalgar Studios, Terry Johnson), Mavis in Stepping Out (25th Anniversary National Tour, Richard Baron), Joanne in Company (Union Theatre, Michael Strassen), Company and cover Annette in Marguerite (World Premiere Original Worldwide Cast, Theatre Royal, Haymarket. Jonathan Kent, Alain Boublil, Claude Michel Schönberg, Michel Le Grand), Penny/Shirl in A Slice Of Saturday Night (Laurence Connor), Rita in White Christmas (West Yorkshire Playhouse, Nikolai Foster), The Wife/ Mrs Mi Tzu in The Good Person Of Sichuan (Mercury Theatre, Nikolai Foster), Principle Singer in Thriller! (World Premiere Original London Cast, Dominion Theatre, Adrian Grant, Kerys Nathan), Ensemble and cover Donna & Tanya in MAMMA MIA! (International Tour, Paul Garrington), Sally Adams in Call Me Madam! (Union Theatre, Michael Strassen), Gussie Carnegie in Merrily We Roll Along (Theatre Clwyd, Nikolai Foster), Judy Garland in Judy & Liza National Tour (Original Worldwide Cast, Michael England, Rita Henderson), Peggy Gordon in Godspell 50th Anniversary concert (Michael Strassen), Ensemble in Sweeney Todd, 25th Anniversary Concert for Stephen Sondheim (Royal Festival Hall London), Ruth in She Devil (Original London Cast Workshop, Hannah-Jane Fox, Nigel Planer), Rita La Porta in Lucky Stiff (Landor Theatre, Rob McWhir), Ensemble and cover Felicia in Murderous Instincts (Original London cast, Bob Carlton, Savoy Theatre), Carabosse, opposite Joe Pasquale in Sleeping Beauty (Cardiff New Theatre, Jonny Bowles), Queen Lucretia in Snow White, opposite Stephen Mulhern, Guest Vocalist in Sunday At The Musicals (St James Theatre), Queen Sadista in Snow White, opposite Cannon and Ball (Hull New Theatre, Bob Thompson), Queen Lucretia, opposite Sid Owen in Snow White, The Girlfriend in A Girl Called Dusty (Duchess Theatre, Rob McWhir), Cocktail Waitress, NYC Woman in I Love You Because (British Premiere Original London Cast, Landor Theatre, Rob McWhir), Hecate in Macbeth (New Players Theatre), Principal Singer, Maiden Voyage of The Queen Mary 2 (Cunard, Lisa Cottrell), Hermia in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Liesl Von Trapp in The Sound Of Music (Royal Theatre Northampton, Michael Napier Brown) and Linda Croxley in Our Day Out (Royal Theatre Northampton, Michael Napier Brown).
TV and film credits include: Australia’s Got Talent – Semi-finalist (Channel 7), Ric Cairns in Careers Expo Commercial (Taurus Productions), repeatedly requested as a guest soloist for Friday Night Is Music Night (BBC Radio 2, Bridget Apps), Soloist, personally requested by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary for The Royal Variety Performance (Dir: Nigel Lythgoe, ITV Productions), requested Soloist (BBC Radio 3, Bridget Apps), Mum in Warburtons TVC (Pure Soho), Naming of QM2 and again, live Soloist for HMQE2 (BBC, ITV, Channel 4 Productions), Children In Need (BBC Productions), The Ticket – Chat Show (Carlton Productions), This Morning (ITV Productions), 5’s Company (Channel 5 Productions), Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (feature film), Hecate in Macbeth (Feature film) and Cindy Saunders in Julie and The Cadillacs (feature film, Parker Mead, Bryan Izzard).
Lucy is also a qualified teacher of tap, AISTD (Hons) drama, ALAM (Hons) and Musical Theatre, MT DIP (Hons).
Having spent the past 5 years performing in Australia, Lucy is beyond thrilled to be back at home and working in the U.K. and would like to thank Nikolai Foster for the amazing opportunity he’s given her in being a part of the Kinky Boots cast!
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