Review: Something Something Lazarus, The King’s Head Theatre
Islington’s King’s Head Theatre prides itself on its record of championing untested, experimental theatre. It’s an approach that has won the hearts of audiences...
Fergus Morgan
Review: Scary Shit, Pleasance Theatre
It is always risky taking something intensely personal and placing it on stage, warts and all, in front of an audience. Scary Shit does just that. Rhiannon Fait...
Review: The Memory Show, Drayton Arms Theatre
At a time when London is abuzz with praise of The Father and The Mother, Florian Zeller's twin portraits of parents losing their grip on reality, another show a...
Review: The Restoration of Nell Gwyn, Park Theatre
When Charles II, lying on his deathbed, uttered the words “let not poor Nellie starve”, he can hardly have imagined that his beloved mistress would be so in vog...
Review: HORROR, The Peacock Theatre
In 2014, Jakop Ahlbom’s Lebensraum was one of the most celebrated shows of the London International Mime Festival. At this year’s festival, the visionary direct...
Review: The Long Road South, King’s Head Theatre
A dysfunctional American family. A cast of carefully drawn, fatally flawed characters. An undercurrent of burning ideological conflict. You’d be forgiven for th...
Fergus Morgan
Fergus is a recent graduate, splitting his nomadic life between a part-time football administration job in Oxford, his family home in sunny Suffolk, and the fringe theatres of London. Since finishing uni, he has devoted as much time as he possibly can to writing about the theatre, to the detriment of both social life and bank balance.