Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds' musical Salad Days at the Duke of York's Theatre followed, and Seal later took over the role of 'Roxie Hart' in Chicago in the original London production, alongside Jenny Logan (who played Velma Kelly) in 1979. She returned once again to the Broadway stage in 1983 opposite Cicely Tyson in the revival of The Corn Is Green directed by ex brother-in-law, Vivian Matalon. To devote more time to her private life Seal turned to teaching. She devised and choreographed shows for the Guildford School of Acting and Central School of Speech and Drama, and choreographed La Traviata for Welsh National Opera. During this time she also completed her master's degree. After the death of her husband Michael Ward she returned to the stage in Ivor Novello's Gay's the Word in its first professional revival at the Finborough Theatre, and stayed with the show for its transfer to Jermyn Street Theatre in 2013. She continues an active schedule as archivist to Michael Ward's photographic estate and library. Personal life Seal has been married three times. Her first husband was advertising copywriter Peter Townsend, and second was actor, singer, writer and director Zack Matalon, with whom she had three children. Their eldest son Adam Matalon, based in Los Angeles, is a showrunner/creator and writes, directs and produces for TV; Writer, poet and songwriter Sarah Matalon-Levy is married and lives in Paris; their youngest son, Noah Matalon, lives and works in New York as a capital projects consultant and in property development. She married photographer/former actor Michael Ward in 1976, and is stepmother to his two daughters Sam Ward and Tasha Clavel. Since Ward's death in 2011 Seal has promoted his work for exhibitions and publishing. Selected filmography Radio Cab Murder (1954) Town on Trial (1957) Cone of Silence (1960) Vampire Circus (1972) Mack the Knife (1989) Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) Television March 9, 1962 - Route 66 Second season (1961-1962) "Blues for the Left Foot" Route 66, Episode 52. As dancer Rosemarie; Seal's second husband, Zack Matalon, played Pete. References External links British film actresses British musical theatre actresses Tony Award winners 1933 births Living people 20th-century British actresses