I'm fabulous, sweetie: Jennifer Saunders looked healthy and happy as she showed off her cropped do at the ballet in London last night
It's been a gruelling year for Jennifer Saunders as she fought and won her battle with breast cancer.
And having been given the all-clear this summer, she is embracing her cancer-free life again - along with a new head of hair.
The comedienne and actress looked the picture of health as she attended the ballet in London last night, and showed off a new cropped do of thick blonde grey hair.
Jennifer, 52, was a guest at the first night of British choreographer Matthew Bourne's adaptation of Cinderella at the Sadlers Wells theatre in Islington.
And she looked like she was having a really good time as she laughed and joked with friends, including actresses Felicity Kendall and Francesca Annis.
She also cosied up to Bourne himself, fashion designer Jasper Conran and Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli and posed for the cameras as they had some drinks after the show.
Man of the hour: Jennifer poses with Cinderella director Matthew Bourne
Fashion friends: Designer Jasper Conran gets snapped with Ms Saunders
Bourne's Cinderella hasn't been performed in the UK for over ten years and this time he has given it a radical makeover, setting the fairytale in wartime London in 1940 with Prince Charming an RAF pilot.
He and his sound designer Paul Groothius have also managed to edit the noise of falling bombs and anti-aircraft fire into a recorded version of Prokofiev's famous 1943 score.
Then and now: Jennifer, when revealed her hair loss for the first time at Tracey Emin's birthday party in July, and showing off her regrowth last night
Jennifer, is best known for the hit sitcom Absolutely Fabulous and her comedy partnership with Dawn French.
Last month Jennifer revealed that she had been in talks with her Absolutely Fabulous co-star Joanna Lumley about bringing back the popular sitcom.
She fought breast cancer since discovering a lump in her breast in autumn 2009 but was given the all-clear in June.
Ladies' night: Jennifer enjoys a drink with actresses Francesca Annis and Felicity Kendall
All the gang: Jennifer, Felicity, Jasper, Francesca and Bruno Tonioli share a joke in the bar after the performance
The lump was caught early and she had it removed, followed by gruelling chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment.
Miss Saunders did not speak publicly about her illness and continued to appear at public events and took to wearing a blonde wig but removed it for artist Tracey Emin's 47th birthday in the south of France this summer.
War time fairytale: Bourne's Cinderella is set in London in 1940
Source:Dailymail
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