Biography of actress, singer and dancer Amy Lennox who plays Margot in Legally Blonde, Liesel in The Sound of Music musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber:

Amy Lennox shot to fame in 2007 when she played Liesel, the eldest daughter of the Von Trapp family, in the London West End musical The Sound of Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Amy Lennox will star alongside Connie Fisher at the London Palladium until August 2008. Connie Fisher won the role of Maria in the BBC show How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?

Legally Blonde

In 2010 Amy Lennox appeared in the musical Legally Blonde at the Savoy Theatre in London West End. Amy played the role of Margot opposite to actress Sheridan Smith who played Elle Woods and actor and singer (Blue) Duncan James who plays Warner in Legally Blonde. Read more about Legally Blonde the musical at www.legallyblondethemusical.co.uk

For one month Amy Lennox performed the star role of Elle Woods when Sheridan Smith was ill during the run of the musical Legally Blonde.

Never Let Me Go

Amy Lennox appear in the 2010 film, Never Let Me Go, which starred Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield and Charlotte Rampling. Never Let Me Go is about a lady who looks back on her private school years in England and meets her old school friends to face some dark secrets. Amy Lennox was the American Girl in Never Let Me Go.

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

In 2009 Amy Lennox played the part of Jenny in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at The Royal & Derngate Theatre Northampton England and at the Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh Scotland.

Voice Over Work

When the Union Square Aberdeen Shopping Centre opened in 2009 Amy Lennox provided the voice over work for the adverts for STV.

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Cinderella

Aberdonians will be familiar with the talent of Scottish actress, singer and dancer Amy Lennox with her outstanding performance as Cinderella in the 2006 pantomime at HMT Aberdeen. From this she auditioned in front of Andrew Lloyd Webber for the role of Liesel, the eldest sister in the Sound of Music. Amy had to sing You are 16 going on 17 as part of the audition with many other hopefuls. Amy Lennox was picked and started rehearsals in August 2007 and The Sound of Music first night was on the 24 September 2007 at the London Palladium.

In Mile End Primary School Amy Lennox played the lead part in her school production of The Princess and the Pea. This gave her a taste for performing and Amy joined many local Aberdeen amateur productions such as the Giz Giz theatre whilst at Aberdeen Grammar School. Here she met Annie Inglis Aberdeen's well loved drama teacher who has helped many Aberdonians in their performances. Amy Lennox then joined the Aberdeen Youth Music Theatre where she had early experience of performing in The Sound of Music as Louisa, one of the younger sisters. After this performance Amy Lennox performed in her first panto as Wendy in Peter Pan in 2003 at His Majesty's Theatre.

Amy Lennox studied at the Guildford School of Acting. Her parents, dad Iain and mother Wendy, still live in Ferryhill, Aberdeen. Iain works for the Cornerstone charity whilst Wendy is a solicitor. Amy Lennox has a brother called James and a sister Victoria. They are both showing show business talent with James being in a local band whilst Victoria is a dancer.

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Peter Pan

Amy Lenox reprised one of her first acting roles when she once again starred in Peter Pan as Wendy in its run from 22 November 2008 to 31 January 2009. This time though Amy Lenox was performing in the musical version of Peter Pan rather than the Christmas pantomime. Amy can be seen in Peter Pan at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds. Read more information and see photos and clips of Peter Pan with Amy Lenox at www.wyplayhouse.com