Rachel Tucker to perform second solo concert at the St. James Theatre

Following Rachel Tucker's recent sold out concert, it has been announced that she will perform her one-woman show in the main house at the St. James Theatre on 13 October 2013. The concert will see Rachel perform songs from her upcoming debut album, The Reason.

Rachel is well known for playing Elphaba in Wicked. She starred in the West End production at the Apollo Victoria Theatre for two-and-a-half years, playing the role in over 1,000 performances, meaning she has played the iconic role for longer than any other actress in the production's history. Last year Rachel won the West End Frame Award for Best Performance of a Song in a Musical for her performance of Defying Gravity in Wicked.

Gavin Creel, Carley Stenson, Scarlett Strallen & Kara Tointon to showcase the music of Elliot Davis

Collaborations: The songs of Elliot Davis written with Anthony Drewe, George Stiles, Graham Gouldman, Stephen Clark and James Bourne will be performed as a part of St. James Studio Cabaret Weekends on 22nd September 2013.

Some of the West End's biggest stars will perform, including: Julie Atherton, Paul Baker, Cassie Compton, Gavin Creel, Gary Kemp, James Rhodes, Caroline Sheen, Jos Slovick, Carley Stenson, Scarlett Strallen, Kara Tointon and Michael Xavier.

Review: Our Country's Good at the Watford Palace Theatre

Our Country's Good

UK Tour - Prior to West End Transfer

Reviewed at the Watford Palace Theatre

Reviewed on Tuesday 6th December 2012

Australia, 1789. An ambitious young lieutenant, Ralph Clark, is set the task of directing newly arrived convicts in the Restoration comedy The Recruiting Officer in celebration of the King’s birthday. But with a dispirited cast, just two copies of the script, opposition from sadistic officers, a leading lady who faces the gallows, and Ralph’s uncontrollable passion for one of his convict players, Australia’s first theatre production is in trouble from the start.

Our Country's Good is perfect. When reviewing shows I always like to highlight a productions good and bad points, no matter how much I enjoy or dislike it. However, Our Country's Good is perfectly written, perfectly directed and perfectly performed. It is faultless.