Introduction
He consorted with kings and queens; his brilliance was celebrated across 18th century Europe; he held the most highly prized scientific position in the country. A genius, a character, a teacher, a visionary and yet – he had no eyes.
No Horizon tells the forgotten story of the rise of this remarkable man, Nicholas Saunderson. Looking beyond his extraordinary achievements it relates a heart-rending human tale from impoverished Yorkshire origins through adversity, prejudice and humiliation to triumphant success.
This once revered man has been largely forgotten - his yellowing bust stands outside in a distant corner of Christ’s College.
No Horizon tells the story of Saunderson the man. It reveals, in inspiring manner, how he overcame the many hurdles in his way before reaching a tantalizing climax. Touchingly told, the show features music that is both beautiful and memorable;
ranging from evocative ballads, to intense chorus numbers and light-hearted songs.
Comments About No Horizon
"...could emulate the success of Blood Brothers..." John Spalding and Howard Huntridge: publishers of ABBA
"...the hairs on the back of my neck stood up twice in 'No Horizon', it happened in Les Mis and Phantom..." John Causebrook: West End Thearte Manager
"...a stunning success...astounding..." Yorkshire Post
"...head and shoulders above many others..." Sheffield Star
"...superb..." RT Hon David Blunkett MP