Fergus Morgan is The Stage’s Scotland Correspondent. He has also written for The Scotsman, The Independent, TimeOut, WhatsOnStage, Exeunt Magazine and Vice, and publishes The Crush Bar on Substack.
The Glasgow-based musical director has won A Play, a Pie and a Pint’s annual David MacLennan Award with a trans reworking of the immaculate conception story
Playwright Carmen Nasr and director Nadia Latif adapt Babak Anzari’s Iranian horror film for the stage, but does it petrify the press? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews.
Actor Susannah Fielding tells Fergus Morgan about her career on the stage, before and after a hiatus in which she joined Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge’s screen foil
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh will stage productions of Romeo and Juliet, Guys and Dolls and Mother Courage next year, and appoint a trainee artistic director for the first time
Felicity Kendal also features in the Barbican’s latest Cole Porter revival, but does Rachel Kavanaugh’s production impress the press? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society will trial an AI-supported festival planner this August in a bid to help audiences navigate the event and boost ticket sales
Artists performing at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe have been left ‘heartbroken and furious’ by a ‘farcical’ process of buying outdoor advertising for their festival shows
Chichester Festival Theatre, Curve and the Lyric Belfast will present shows at the Edinburgh Fringe as part of Pleasance’s Edinburgh National Partnerships scheme
Comedian and composer Tim Minchin has donated to a new fund established by Edinburgh Fringe operator Gilded Balloon to support artists bringing work to the festival