Linday Lohan admitted "Speed-The-Plow" concerns as the "Mean Girls" star claimed that she will probably mess it up on opening night because of nervousness. The West End show also features Richard Schiff and Nigel Linday.

Speaking to MailOnline, Lindsay Lohan confessed "Speed-The-Plow" anxieties especially on the opening night. "I think it's just the idea of when it starts, on opening night, that's what makes me the most nervous. I'll probably mess up on the first night just out of fear."

For now, she's looking forward to the rehearsals, "I think the more I get comfortable on the stage in rehearsals, the better it will be. I'm nervous for the show. I'm scared."

The Ambassador Theatre Group on June 26 announced that Lindsay Lohan's "Speed-the-Plow" will be staged in Playhouse Threatre in London's West End starting on September 24.

Madonna originally played Karen in 1988 during the Broadway production of "Speed-the-Plow" and she won two Tony awards for her efforts.

Along with the announcement was the official synopsis of the play, as published on E! News, which reads:

"When a hugely bankable star agrees to appear in a sure-fire commercial hit, film producers Bobby Gould and Charlie Fox are convinced this is the break of a lifetime. That is until Karen (played by Lindsay Lohan), a temporary secretary, derails the dream. When she persuades Bobby to dump the blockbuster in favor of a story which can only be described as box-office poison, Charlie is forced to resort to desperate measures."

"I've never done a play before. I've never even taken acting lessons, I've never done anything like that and it's something new to me and it's live," Lindsay Lohan said about her "Speed-the-Plow" gig.

Meanwhile, the show announced the addition of Richard Schiff and Nigel Lindsay as her co-stars, according to BBC. Schiff will play Bobby Gould, the Hollywood producer, while Lindsay will play Charlie Fox.