Despite tweeting that she was ill before the "Speed-The-Plow" performance in London, Lindsay Lohan reportedly still was able to come in to play for her character.

On Wednesday night, the star shared that she was too ill to perform as she took it to Twitter to inform her fans, however, the tweet was deleted shortly thereafter. The tweet was: ""So sorry everyone but Im too ill to perform and down for the count. Dr wants me to rest. Wont make shows 2nt but pls enjoy #speedtheplow XxL."

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According to the producers of the show, she was able to make it but explained that she was really ill. The producers said: "Unfortunately Miss Lohan has been suffering from a viral gastric bug for several days but has shown true professionalism in continuing to perform."

They continued to explain that yesterday, when Lohan tweeted her being ill, the doctor advised that she should rest throughout the day and was given a prescription medication. The medicine effectively had a positive result and the producers pressed they were delighted that Lohan subsequently felt well enough to perform yesterday evening.

They added, "Miss Lohan is feeling much better today and will be performing tonight as scheduled."

The 28-year-old actress has made her stage debut several weeks ago in the play produced by David Mamet. The play has started back in September and it first took off at Hollywood theatres.

Lohan played the part of a sexy young woman, known as Karen, who works for two male film producers. Lohan is said to perform eight times in just one week as her schedule was said to be run performances on the evenings of Mondays 'til Saturdays while she has two afternoon shows on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Lohan has been trying to get back to her acting career as her antics have been labeled as wild and crazy. The actress pressed that she liked the idea of fighting for what she lost and added that her losses was actually a lot.

Speed-The-Plow will be running shows in London until November 29. 

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