Phyllida Crowley-Smith
Phyllida is from the Isle of Wight. She began training at 4 at her mother's dance school.
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From the age of sixteen she studied at the Bush Davies School of Theatre Arts, during which time she won the
Cosmopolitan Magazine Young Dancer of the Year Award for choreography, the Noreen Bush Award for classical
ballet and the Dancing Times Award for choreography.
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Theatre: Phantom of the Opera as Meg Giry (in West End), Cats playing Victoria and Demeter, the original London Cast of Fame, and Frenchy in Grease
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Choreography: Bouncers in Harlow, a natural history series titled Who's Afraid Of... for the BBC, The Larks at the Dolman Theatre, Newport, and several pieces for Doreen Bird College. Television work includes Peak Practice, The Ghost's of Oxford Street, Children in Need, The Olivier Awards, Talking Telephone Numbers and the Brit Awards in 1991.
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Recordings: A BBC childrens Radio show called The Song Tree: Octavia and Friends playing Millie the Millpede, "Original Cast Albums" of Fame and Heathcliff and Dave's Brother Al with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Also as part of the Fame company, she recorded a song for the album We Can Be Kind which was in aid of the charity 'West End Cares'.
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Television and Film: Victoria in the Cats video, Pebble Mill and the exclusive video of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats' as 'Victoria the White Cat'.
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