Performer：Matthew McPherdon Kelly Howie Kevin McNally Dorothy Atkinson Aura Hill Emer Heatley Aoife Checkland Alan Sylvester Richard Dylan Brian Kasper Rich Kiber Leva Andrevaida Bryan Lawrence Jokim Scali Pierre Bergman Jonathan Rhodes Igor Grabizov Alison Martin
Director：Joe Byrd
Synopsis： The play focuses on the shameful Labour Cabinet Secretary John Stonehouse, tell the story of his life and his age. Matthew McFadyen plays John Keeley Hawes plays his wife Barbara. Story of November 1974, John Stonehouse，Harold Wilson（Kevin R. A very successful member of the government, McNally, disappeared on the beach of a large luxury hotel in Florida. He left behind a pile of folded clothes, swimming in the sea in an attempt to forge his own death. The shocked public and media thought that the congressman in North Walsol had drowned or been eaten by sharks, leaving behind his dear wife Barbara and three young children. Stonehouse is a full of appeal、A charming, confident man Prime Minister Wilson and strong supporters of the Labour Party were impressed. He was a working class graduate from the London School of Economics and served in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War and appeared to be an ideal political candidate. As the drama unfolded, it became apparent that his reputation as a family man covered up the facts. Stonehouse and her own secretary Sheila Buckley（Emer Heatley began an affair and became a spy for the Czech Secret Service in the 1960s. Stonehouse deliberately stole the identity of a recently deceased voter whose complex financial situation and interpersonal relations ultimately cost them. He applied for a passport in the name of the deceased and began a carefully crafted conspiracy to start a new life in Australia. But he was mistaken by the Australian police for a fugitive, Lord Lucán was arrested, and the previous plans were put into question. Stonehouse was taken back to the United Kingdom by police officers from the London Police Department and found itself crucial to securing a majority of Labour Party seats。
