| Nationality British Role Actress Name Cara Horgan | Years active 2004 – present Occupation Actor | |
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| Education St Philip Howard Catholic High School, Drama Centre London Movies The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, The Libertine, Jane Eyre, The Wedding Video, Ladies and Gentlemen Similar People Mark Herman, David Hayman, Richard Johnson, Laurence Dun, Nigel Cole | ||
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Cara Horgan is an English actress who has appeared on stage, on television, and in films.
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- Emma Appleton and Cara Horgan on espionage thriller Traitors London Live
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Emma Appleton and Cara Horgan on espionage thriller Traitors | London Live
Career
Horgan has appeared in several British television productions including Peep Show, Lewis, The Rotter's Club, Midsomer Murders and Jane Eyre.
She has appeared in the Miramax film The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and The Wedding Video.
She has appeared in music videos for Years and Years single "Desire" and Chemical Brothers' song "I'll See You There".
In 2008, Horgan appeared in Hedda, a modern updated version of Hedda Gabler, directed by Carrie Cracknell in which she played the lead character to favourable reviews; reviewer Charles Spencer in The Telegraph wrote that she was "especially fine as a glamorous, bob-haired Hedda, ... using sex... like a shrimping net".
In 2009 she appeared in a revival of Ferdinand Bruckner's Krankheit der Jugend ("Pains of Youth"), directed by Katie Mitchell, at the National Theatre. In 2010, she appeared in Caryl Churchill's Far Away, directed by Simon Godwin.
In 2011, she performed in The School for Scandal directed by Deborah Warner and written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
From 2013-15 she joined Sean Holmes ten-member Secret Theatre company at the Lyric Hammersmith, which experimented with improvisational techniques towards drama. For some performances, a cast member's name was chosen from a hat by an audience member to be the show's protagonist; then, he or she would be "given a series of increasingly impossible acts to accomplish" which could involve such activities as complex dance routines, wrestling, singing and improvisation, according to one account. She performed with the ensemble for two years to positive reviews. In an extended interview in Exeunt Magazine, she described her work at Secret Theatre as giving her "freedom to play".
In 2015, she appeared in The Mother at the Ustinov Studio in Bath.