Blood Brothers - The original work by Willy Russell was written as a school play & presented in 1981. Russell developed the work into a play, opening at the Liverpool Playhouse in 1983. The show moved to London for 6 months before closing. Bill Kenwright took over the show & it re-opened in the Albery Theatre in 1988 before moving to the Phoenix where it has been running ever since. Maureen has appeared in London's west end and on tour in this production.

The Naked Truth - The Naked Truth is the hit Comedy Play directed by Stephen Leatherhead and written by Dave Simpson, the writer of the smash-hit comedy ‘Girls Night Out’. Set in a pole dancing class (the latest get-fit craze) 'The Naked Truth' is a brilliantly funny play about sisterhood. Maureen appeared in this show in 2010 and 2011 with Leanne Jones, Claire King, Michelle Heaton and other well known actresses.

Mum's The Word - is a brutally honest, wickedly funny comedy about the trials & tribulations of having children & the overwhelming effect they have on your life. This comedy is a passionate illustration of the joys & agonies of parenting. Maureen toured with this production in 2004 - her first acting role & returned again in 2008 alongside her sister Bernie.

Girls Behind -  was a musical comedy with 3 of the UK's favourite singers & actresses breathing life into brilliant one-liners & timeless classic songs like Man! I Feel Like A Woman & Misty Blue. Singing trio The Diamonds have been friends since school. 20 years on & they still go through everything together – the highs & lows of their relationships, their family triumphs & of course tragedies. 

Stardust - Maureen Nolan, Mike & Rachael Holoway sang non-stop, seam-free, popular hits from famous shows across the last 30 years. The show was a medley of scenes & songs from musicals from the past 30 years, including Joseph & His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Godspell, Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, Blood Brothers & Mamma Mia.

The Eva Cassidy Story, Over the Rainbow - Maureen Nolan played Eva’s mother, Barbara with a warmth & conviction that was palpable. However, the size & scope of the role almost robs Nolan of the opportunity to demonstrate to the audience just how marvellous this singer-turned-actress really is. Despite that & in her own understated way, Nolan magnificently makes a minor role a pivotal part. During one stand-out scene, she wrenches the heart, soul & guts out of the audience with a show-stopping rendition of ‘I Know You By Heart’, as real tears tumble down her cheeks. Truly brilliant & beguiling. Reviewer: Linda Barker 12th October 2011