Tom Stoppard's Travesties, with Anthony Sher was next, and in 1994 the musical She Loves Me played, with Ruthie Henshall and John Gordon Sinclair.

Bill Sikes was later portrayed by Steven Hartley and Joe McGann, and Nancy by Sonia Swaby, Claire Moore and Ruthie Henshall.

Hugh Henshall, who was the brother-in-law of James Brindley, was asked to re-survey the route in 1792, and recommended a diversion to Newent.

Hugh Henshall was asked to survey the proposed route of the canal.

Brindley married Anne Henshall on 8 December 1765 when he was 49 and she was 19.

Anne's brother, Hugh Henshall was involved in canal construction himself, on the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal.

Concerns were raised about John Varley's accounting and collusion in awarding contracts for construction to his relatives, and in 1773 Henshall was appointed Chief Engineer.

A memorial plaque on her childhood dance venue, 22 Berwick Street, Soho, was unveiled on 3 May, 1995 by Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Ruthie Henshall.

The play was the inaugural production of the Theatre Royal Haymarket Company, which in addition to Stephens includes the actors / actresses Eileen Atkins, Patricia Hodge, David Haig and Ruthie Henshall.

In 1795, the first corkscrew patent was granted to the Reverend Samuell Henshall, in England.

The original cast production of Children of Eden was developed as a Royal Shakespeare Company ( RSC ) workshop, directed by John Caird, and starring Ken Page as Father, Richard Lloyd-King as Snake, Martin Smith as Adam, Shezwae Powell as Eve, Adrian Beaumont as Cain, Kevin Colson as Noah, Earlene Bentley as Mama Noah, Frances Ruffelle as Yonah, Anthony Barclay as Japeth, Craig Pinder as Shem, Ray Shell as Ham, Hiromi Itoh as Aysha and Ruthie Henshall as Aphra.

Henshall was born in Bromley, South East London, England.

Henshall said on Angela and Friends the Sky1 TV program that she was glad that she was away from Dancing On Ice.

This was the second time Henshall played the role in London having created it in 1997.

In February 2012 it was announced that Henshall will headline a concert of Side By Side By Sondheim in Australia.

By his first marriage, to Jane Henshall Moore ( 1817 – 50 ), he had four sons and two daughters ( the cricketer Howard Parkes was a grandson ), and by his second marriage, to Mary Ann Roderick ( 1835 – 1919 ), four sons and seven daughters.

The show was hosted by Julie Andrews and the all-star cast performing these numbers included Tal Landsman, Liz Robertson, Jonathan Pryce, John Barrowman, Ellen Greene, Julian Lloyd Webber, Bernadette Peters, Russ Abbot, Sonia Swaby, David Campbell, Maria Friedman, Lea Salonga, Lisa Vroman, Colm Wilkinson, Michael Ball, Julia McKenzie, Hugh Jackman, Joanna Riding, Millicent Martin, David Kernan, Ruthie Henshall, Judi Dench, Tom Lehrer, Hal Fowler, Elaine Paige, Philip Quast, Adam Searles, Tee Jaye Jenkins, Trent Kendall, Monroe Kent III, Jason Pennycooke, Richard D. Sharp and Feruma Williams among others.

It was produced at the Donmar Warehouse ( London ) in October 2006 through November 2006 with Kim Cattrall as Donny, Douglas Henshall as Del and Oliver Coopersmith as John with direction by Josie Rourke.

It was directed by Eric D. Schaeffer and choreographed by Bob Avian, with the cast featuring Burnett ( The Wife ), Barrowman ( The Younger Man ) and Pinchot ( The Observer ) reprising their roles, with George Hearn ( The Husband ) and Ruthie Henshall ( The Younger Woman ), with Kathie Lee Gifford replacing Burnett at some performances.

The cast includes Alison Steadman as Madame Arcati, Robert Bathurst as Charles, Hermione Norris as Ruth and Ruthie Henshall as Elvira.

The cast included John Gordon Sinclair as Georg, Ruthie Henshall as Amalia, and Tracie Bennett as Ilona.

The producers originally wanted Scottish actor Douglas Henshall to play Glaswegian Parlabane but ITV executives overruled them and cast Nesbitt.

She plays the role of Abby Maitland, a reptile enthusiast who gets mixed up with time travelling Professor Nick Cutter ( Douglas Henshall ) after discovering a species of reptile she had never encountered.

After she took the role of Velma Kelly in Chicago on Broadway, New York, they broke up, after which Henshall admitted going through a process of excessive drinking and considering suicide.

In 1997, Henshall originated the role of Roxie Hart in the West End transfer of the successful Broadway revival of Chicago.

In March 2011, Henshall took the role of Elvira in the classic play Blithe Spirit in the West End, after playing the role in several regional theatre engagements.

It starred Douglas Henshall in the titular role, protecting the citizens of a dystopic alternate 1970s Britain against the threat of rabies.

He has now picked up the role of Matt Anderson in the science fiction TV show Primeval, taking the top billing and replacing both Nick Cutter ( Douglas Henshall ) and Danny Quinn ( Jason Flemyng ) as the series ' main protagonist.

The following year's productions were The Sea ( Bond ), starring David Haig, Eileen Atkins and Russell Tovey ; Marguerite, a new musical starring Ruthie Henshall and Alexander Hanson ; Girl with a Pearl Earring, a stage adaptation by David Joss Buckley of Tracy Chevalier's novel ; and Keith Allen in Treasure Island.

Henshall attended the Laine Theatre Arts school in Epsom, Surrey before making her first professional appearance on stage in 1986.

Prior to making her stage debut at the age of 19, Ruthie Henshall trained at Laine Theatre Arts in Epsom, Surrey.

A concert performance will run at London's Cadogan Hall from 22 – 25 August 2012, featuring Dennis Waterman, Ruthie Henshall, Anna-Jane Casey, and Lance Ellington ( Strictly Come Dancing ), with musical director Richard Balcombe and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Choir.

Valentine Ruth Henshall ( born 7 March 1967 ), better known as Ruthie Henshall, is an English singer, dancer, and actress best known for her work in musical theatre.

* 2012: James Corden – One Man, Two Guvnors as Francis Henshall

She recreated her choreography for the 1997 London transfer of Chicago which starred Ute Lemper and Ruthie Henshall.

The West End production, directed by Ockrent, choreographed by Stroman, and starring Ruthie Henshall, Kirby Ward, and Chris Langham, opened at the Prince Edward Theatre on March 3, 1993 and ran for nearly three years.

* Ruthie Henshall, 1992 London Replacement Cast and 10th Anniversary Concert

The couple announced their split in August 2009, with Henshall stating that she remains " good friends " with Howar.

* Henshall, Kenneth G. A History of Japan.

* Henshall, J. A., Book of the Black Bass Cincinnati: J. A.

At another meeting in Bury, on 13 October 1790, Hugh Henshall gave a written report on the canal, and stated that his plan would not require water from the river in times of drought, but that floods and rivulets would supply his reservoirs.

Upon his death in September 1772, John Varley moved from Clerk of Works to resident engineer with Hugh Henshall, Brindley's brother-in-law.

In January 2010, Emma joined the " Ice Panel " on ITV dancing show Dancing on Ice replacing former judge Ruthie Henshall.

To secure a reliable supply of coins, in 1812 Macquarie purchased 40, 000 Spanish dollar coins and had a convicted forger named William Henshall cut the centers out of the coins and counter stamp them to distinguish them as belonging to the colony of New South Wales and prevent them being useful elsewhere.

He married Elizabeth Anne Henshall in 1984 in Macclesfield and they have two sons.

After an early period in her modelling career as muse to the designer Scott Henshall, from 2002 to 2004 she had a tumultuous relationship with the footballer Mark Bosnich, before leaving him due to a cycle of drug taking and violence.