Toyah Ann Willcox is a British singer, actress, and television presenter. She emerged in the late 1970s during the post-punk and new wave era, achieving commercial success in the early 1980s with a strong theatrical image and an energetic sound. Her musical career includes hits such as "It's a Mystery", "I Want to Be Free", and "Thunder in the Mountains", and the 1981 album *Anthem*, which achieved platinum status in the UK. In 1982, she was awarded Best Female Singer at the Brit Awards. In parallel, she has cultivated a prolific acting career, starring in iconic films such as *Quadrophenia* (1979) and Derek Jarman's *Jubilee* (1978), and has worked extensively in theatre, including with the National Theatre. Recognised as an icon of her time, she continues to perform live and work in television, maintaining a constant presence in the British cultural landscape.