Thomas in 1983. In 1982, Lawrence appeared in the BBC Two series The Vocal Touch, in an episode which was a showcase for her talents as a singer and actress. She was featured in an episode of Night Music on BBC One in 1983 and Six Fifty-Five on BBC Two during the same year. She also appeared on Des O'Connor Tonight, Pete Sayers' Electric Music Show, The Two Ronnies, Wogan, It's Max Boyce, Pebble Mill at One and The Les Dawson Show. Recording In 1979, she recorded a duet with Johnny Mathis, "You Saved My Life", which featured on his Columbia Records album Mathis Magic. In 1986 she sang "A Special Kind of Hero", written by Rick Wakeman for the official FIFA film of the tournament. From 1990 onwards, she appeared in a number of recordings for Pickwick Records series The Shows Collection, which was produced by Gordon Lorenz and featured compilations from musical theatre, including a number of Andrew Lloyd Webber shows. Other regular performers on the albums included Paul Jones, Fiona Hendley, Jess Conrad and Carl Wayne. In 1993, Pickwick released Footlights: A Tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber, a rare solo album in the series. Personal life Lawrence married Laurie Sautereau in September 2000. Death Lawrence died on 4 November 2000, aged 50, from liver disease. She was found by her husband at their London home. Discography Solo albums Singles "Time and Emotion Man" (1979) "You Saved My Life" (1979) with Johnny Mathis "Only He Has the Power to Move Me" (1984) "Am I Asking Too Much?" (1985) "A Special Kind of Hero" (1986 FIFA World Cup theme) "You Saved My Life" Cast recordings Bubbling Brown Sugar: Original London Cast Recording Swan Esther – studio concept recording (1983) Starlight Express: Original Cast Recording (1984) Blood Brothers: The 1995 London Cast Recording (1995) In The Red Compilation albums Theatre Filmography References External links Obituary from The Guardian, 6 November 2000 Obituary from The Independent, 8 November 2000 BBC news of death Tuesday, 7 November 2000, 19:58 GMT 1949 births 2000 deaths People educated at the Arts Educational Schools Deaths from liver disease Alcohol-related deaths in England English female dancers English musical theatre actresses English stage actresses English television actresses People from Hayling Island Actresses from London People educated at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts 20th-century British actresses 20th-century English singers Actresses from Newcastle upon Tyne 20th-century English