10. Josefina Gabrielle - Mrs Teavee in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory at The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 
 This three time Olivier nominated actress has a stage presence beyond compare. Gabrielle revels in the subtle comic side of her character although always maintaining a fabulous grace. 
 
 9. Carrie Fletcher - Eponine in Les Miserables at The Queens Theatre.
 This role in the world's longest running musical is so iconic because for most teenage girls, 'On My Own' is the theme tune to their lives. Relating to the unrequited love Eponine feels for Marius, teenagers just love this character and Fletcher's cool yet sensitive portrayal is really worth seeing. 
 
 8. Savannah Stevenson - Glinda in Wicked at The Apollo Victoria. 
 This bubbly ball of fun can be easily overdone, but Stevenson plays the squeaky blond Witch to perfection. Great energy, hilarious delivery and very touching interactions. 
 
7. Rachelle Ann Go - Gi Gi in Miss Saigon at The Prince Edward Theatre. 
 This production has already won plenty of awards and although a relatively small role, Go's Gi Gi commands your attention from her first entrance. Her Movie in Your Mind, with superstar Lea Salonga at the 25th Anniversary Gala will go down as one of my all time favourite theatre moments. 
 
6. Ruthie Henshall - Mrs Wilkinson in Billy Elliot at The Victoria Palace. 
Henshall, is considered by many as West End Royalty. Her numerous roles and award nominations have made her a household name, and with the 2014 live recording now available on DVD, even more people will be able to experience Ruthie giving it the old "Razzle Dazzle".
 
5. Beverley Knight - Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act at Dominion Theatre. 
Knight's powerfully soulful voice sends tingles down your spine from the first note. The Olivier award winner's performance has been hailed 'Breathtaking' by the Daily Star Sunday, and has had audiences on their feet.  
 
4. Katie Brayben - Carole King in Beautiful at The Aldwych Theatre.
This newly opened production of the Broadway smash hit is a sell out success and a lot of its appeal can be attributed to its star Katie Brayben. The raw, slightly country feel of Brayben's voice along with her vulnerable depiction have given her a worthy Olivier Nomination for the role.
 
3. Eva Noblezada - Kim in Miss Saigon at The Prince Edward Theatre.
 Having just turned 19 years old, Noblezada is only at the very start of what promises to be a glittering career. Her rendition of the heartbreaking 'I'd give my life for you' is simply sublime.
 
2. Dianne Pilkington - Donna in Mamma Mia! at The Novello Theatre.
 Former Glinda, Pilkington has had to mature a little for this role, but the fun and energy she brings to Donna is marvellous. From the fabulous 'Dancing Queen' to the beautiful 'The Winner Takes it all', Pilkington is captivating in her heartfelt performance.
 
1. Anna Deikalo, Estella Evans, Ava Posniak, Sophia Saravanan the Matildas in Matilda
Just because they're little, it doesn't mean they can't do a lot! Cartwheels, killer vocals, and even a speech in Bulgarian, these talented youngsters are as brainy as the gifted girl genius they're portraying.   
 
We really are spoilt for female talent in our West End musicals at the moment and I would urge people to see as many of these wonderful performances as possible before it's too late!
 
These are my top ten but who would you choose? 

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