Rachel Tucker (pictured right) is the West End's longest serving Elphaba, having starred in Wicked for two-and-a-half years and over 1,000 performances. She is releasing her debut solo album later this month and last year won the West End Frame Award for 'Best Performance of a Song in a Musical' for her performance of Defying Gravity in Wicked. On screen Max Irons recently played King Edward in BBC1's The White Queen.
"Stephen Bellamy is a bright young man with a ruthless political ambition. At twenty-five, he is already press secretary to a candidate for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. He is self-confident, charismatic and strategically brilliant; a player on a meteoric rise to the top. But when Stephen receives an unexpected phone call at a crucial period in the campaign, a decision made in the heat of the moment unleashes a chain of events even he can’t control."
Farragut North is described as an extraordinary journey into the underworld of politics from Beau Willimon, head writer of the hit US version of House of Cards. Farragut North was adapted into The Ides of March, featuring an Oscar-nominated screenplay written by Beau Willimon and George Clooney and directed by George Clooney.
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