Fergus Morgan
Theatre journalist. Scotland correspondent for @TheStage. Words @StageDirectorsUK @FT, and elsewhere. The Crush Bar newsletter: https://t.co/5eo4oUR6Yc
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thestage.co.uk | Fergus Morgan
NewsBath Spa University, which accredited seven different courses at the Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television, which went into liquidation earlier this week.
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thestage.co.uk | Fergus Morgan
Sid Sagar: ‘It’s difficult to be taken seriously as a writer in theatre’Sid SagarIt’s a busy time for actor and writer Sid Sagar as he juggles multiple projects, including his role in Mrs Warren’s Profession in the West End. He tells Fergus Morgan about his inspirations, career highlights and his desire to play characters who are not so niceSupport The Stage by registering or subscribingTo continue reading this article you must be logged in.
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NewsThe Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television, LivingstonThe Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television has gone into liquidation, leaving employees and students fearing for their futures. Support The Stage by registering or subscribingTo continue reading this article you must be logged in. Register or login below to unlock 3 free articles every month. OR Or subscribe from just £7.99 and get unlimited access to thestage.co.uk. Remember Login
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Mistero Buffo review“Phenomenal, shapeshifting solo performance”Lawrence Boothman in Mistero Buffo at Òran Mór, Glasgow. Photo: Tommy Ga-Ken WanLawrence Boothman stars in a terrifically entertaining Scots version of Dario Fo and Franca Rame’s subversive stories at Glasgow’s Òran MórSupport The Stage by registering or subscribingTo continue reading this article you must be logged in. Register or login below to unlock 3 free articles every month.
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Blinded by the Light review“Imaginative yet oddly disconnected”Barrie Hunter, Andrew Rothney and Rhys Anderson in Blinded by the Light at Barony Theatre, Bo'nessWritten by Sylvia Dow and directed by Philip Howard, this drama inspired by a 1982 miners’ strike is imaginative and atmospheric, but also oddly disconnectedSupport The Stage by registering or subscribingTo continue reading this article you must be logged in. Register or login below to unlock 3 free articles every month.
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Episode four of my podcast, A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays, is out now. It focuses on the seminal @traversetheatre season of 1985 - and on Jo Clifford's Losing Venice in particular. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/awT49rIuK9
RT @DavidMJTDoyle: I caught up with @FergusMorgan to chat @JSTheatre, @theAtticist, and designing Tender at @bushtheatre which opens next w…
RT @martinshippen: Previewing from next week, with many performances already sold out. @DavidMJTDoyle talks to @FergusMorgan at ‘The Crush…
