JACQUELINE PEARCE

Jacqueline is starring as Amanda in Fuchsia' - a brand new play by Matthew
Westwood, at The White Bear Theatre, 138 Kennington Park Road, London SE11 (2
mins walk from Kennington Tube - turn left out of the station & cross the road)
until 22nd February 09. Box office 020 7793 9193;
http://www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk/



UPDATE - SECOND OUTING - A group of Horizon members braved the snow on preview
night (4th Feb) and were rewarded by a very memorable evening - a thought
provoking play, combining excellent acting & staging with moments of humour,
sadness and surprise in equal measure. Jacqueline was superb in the role of
Amanda, and joined our group after the show for drinks and conversation until
late. Unfortunately, not everyone who wanted to come was able to make it that
night, so a second group outing has been set for the 5pm performance this coming
Sunday 15th February. Jacqueline will again be happy to meet and chat with us
all in the bar after the show. Please email Diane (horizonb7@...) or
Mina (mina.mina@...) know as soon as possible if you'd like to join
us. (There are no set seats, and there's no booking fee to book via their
online ticketing service so we suggest you make your own bookings ASAP (very
small theatre) and liaise with Mina/Diane regarding meeting up on the day.
We're suggesting meeting up around 3pm so we have time to chat beforehand, and
after the show (around 7.30pm) we'll meet up with Jacqueline in the bar.



FUCHSIA: In a nightclub in London, seven lives intersect at a critical juncture.
Guy can't believe his luck: after years of searching he has found Edward again -
the perfect one night stand whose parting words have puzzled him ever since. Guy
has reinvented himself in Edward's alpha-male image, and he's miserable. But
Edward has changed. He has seen something truly extraordinary that defies
understanding, gravity even. Amanda, his serene companion, has also experienced
it. And Deborah Morris, the Hollywood star, is here for the same reason. In fact
their revelations could transform everyone. Guy is about to find out that the
best way to get grounded is actually by taking a giant leap...






STEVEN PACEY

Steven is starring in 'La Cage Aux Folles' as Georges, at the Playhouse Theatre,
London until 26th September 2009.

Also starring Graham Norton as Albin, with Paula Wilcox and Tracie Bennett.
Playhouse Theatre, An Ambassador Theatre Group Theatre, Northumberland Avenue,
London WC2N 5DE. Box Office 0870 060 6631
http://www.ambassadortickets.com/559/673/London/Playhouse-Theatre/La-Cage-Aux-Fo\
lles

Horizon will be organizing a group visit to see the show on Saturday 11th April
(2.30pm matinee). If you are interested in joining us, please let Diane
(horizonb7@...) or Mina (mina.mina@...) know as soon as
possible so we can secure tickets. There are group discounts available for
groups of 10+ and the show is booking fast, so we hope to hear back from those
interested urgently.

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES: The idyllic existence of Georges (Steven Pacey) and the
dazzling drag artiste Albin, star of the La Cage aux Folles club, is threatened
when Georges' son announces his engagement to the daughter of a right-wing
politician, who wants to close down the local colourful nightlife! With a visit
from the prospective in-laws imminent, they all decide to take drastic action to
hide their lifestyle...but can they keep it up?

Jerry Herman's (Hello, Dolly!, Mack and Mabel and Mame) fabulous score includes
I Am What I Am, The Best of Times and Song on the Sand. La Cage aux Folles is a
timeless and deliciously funny tale of family values, unconditional love, and
above all, the need to be proud of who we are.



MORE CAST NEWS -



SALLY KNYVETTE

Sally will be the voice of the Vampire Queen for a new computer game called
Lords of Shadows. For further information on the game, currently in the early
stages of production, see their website at http://www.lordsofshadows.com



Sally will play the counsellor in the film A Positive Day directed by Stuart
Burchill. The film is a 2-hander about a young girl with bulimia.



PAUL DARROW

Has provided the voiceover for the DVD narrative about the 900 year history of
Moyses Hall, Bury St Edmunds for MJTV. Nicholas Courtney also features briefly
in the DVD, as Abbot Samson, suspected original owner of Moyses Hall. The DVD
will be available to buy from the museum in 2009. Paul's narration is
approximately 15 minutes.


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