Stage and Screen with Harvey Morton

I chat with actor and writer Jordan Luke Gage about his win at The Stage Debut Awards for Best Composer, Lyricist or Book Writer for Redcliffe, his sweeping queer romance set in 18th-century Bristol. We dive into the emotional journey of writing, composing, and starring in his debut musical, why telling William and Richard's untold love story mattered so much to him, and what it means to live auth...

I chat with Lolly Adefope, Mathew Baynton, Laurence Rickard, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and Simon Hynd about their hilarious new film  Ghosts: The Possession of Button House . We dive into the fun behind-the-scenes moments and chat about locations they'd love to haunt in real life. Plus, Simon shares what it’s like directing for film vs. the TV series. Watch Ghosts: The Possession of Button House in cinem...

I chat with comedian and physical theatre artist Garry Starr (Damien Warren-Smith) about his wildly inventive show Classic Penguins , where he performs every Penguin Classic novel ever written—mostly naked but with flippers. We explore how he blends clowning, improvisation, and audience participation to create a uniquely anarchic experience, the challenges of touring internationally, and how he fi...

I chat with writer and performer Derek Mitchell about his solo show Goblin , a darkly comic journey back to 2007 exploring identity, obsession, and the power of being seen. We dive into how Derek balances humour with heavy themes, the immersive audience experience, and his own transatlantic story that shaped the show. See Goblin at Park Theatre from 17th November to 5th December 2026: https://park...

I chat with creator and star Becca-Willow Moss about  Sweet As Sugar , a half-hour comedy series streaming now on OUTflix. We explore the creative process behind turning autobiographical material into a show that’s funny, raw, and full of heart. Becca-Willow shares how she and director Cassidy Civiero balanced heavy themes with levity, the visual style they embraced, and what she hopes queer viewe...

I chat with live art producer Bobby Harding about their journey from underground drag shows to raising nearly £400,000 for independent artists. We explore their approach to fundraising, choosing projects that amplify underrepresented voices, and how Stage One’s Bridge the Gap programme helped shape their career. Plus, Bobby shares insights on balancing multiple roles and dreaming big in theatre pr...

I chat with actor Fra Fee and playwright Martin Sherman about their collaboration on 'I’ll Be Seeing You', a bold new play exploring the life of Liberace through the eyes of a young playwright. We discuss the imaginative structure of the play, the challenges of portraying such an iconic figure, and what it means to celebrate flamboyance and truth on stage. See 'I’ll Be Seeing You' at Pitlochry Fes...

I chat with iconic adult performer Rebecca More about her new show  Best Sex Ever on OUTflix, where she invites queer guests into her country manor to share their hottest, wildest, and most intimate sex stories. We dive into what makes these moments unforgettable, how filming at home creates a safe space, and Rebecca’s own evolving definition of the best sex ever. Watch Best Sex Ever on OUTflix no...

I chat with Amanda Cronin and Nessie Welschinger from The Real Housewives of London Series 2, streaming exclusively on Hayu. We dive into the friendships, the drama, and the realness behind the glamour, plus why the show has such a strong connection with queer audiences. Follow Amanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandacarolinecronin/?hl=en-gb Follow Nessie on Instagram: https://www.ins...

I chat with actors Xolo Maridueña and Solly McLeod about their roles in Practical Magic 2, exploring themes of family, identity, and the film’s resonance with LGBTQ+ audiences. Then, I sit down with Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest to hear their reflections on magic, kindness, and sisterhood in this beloved sequel. Practical Magic 2 releases in the UK and Ireland on 11th September 2026. Follow X...

I chat with TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan about his new book Out Now: A Queer Journey Through Modern Television . We explore the watershed moments in queer TV history, how representation shaped Scott’s understanding of himself as a queer and neurodivergent person, and the ongoing challenges and triumphs in queer storytelling today. Scott Bryan’s Out Now is available here: https://www.amazo...

I chat with creator and star Jack Tracy about the final season of Danny Will Die Alone , a raw and hilarious look at queer dating in New York City. We explore how the show evolved from a web series to a streaming hit on OUTflix, why Jack chose to shake up the narrative with multiple perspectives, and what it means to close this chapter while juggling new music and creative projects. See Danny Will...

I chat with Bradley Hemmings MBE, Artistic Director of Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, about this year’s vibrant programme celebrating resilience, community, and movement. We explore the festival’s theme “WE MOVE,” the magic of outdoor theatre and dance, and the exciting premieres lighting up London’s public spaces this summer. See the full GDIF 2026 programme and join the free events...

I chat with Brooke Lynn Hytes about her starring role in Stop! That! Train! , a queer disaster comedy full of camp, heart, and drag royalty. We dive into her journey from ballet to drag icon, the thrill of being part of one of the first wide-release films fronted entirely by drag queens, and the hilarious behind-the-scenes moments that made the set so special. Plus, Brooke Lynn shares where she’d...

I chat with choreographer Aaron Renfree, McFly drummer and actor Harry Judd, co-directors Joe Houston and William Whelton, and Gabriella Montez herself, Leonor Correia, about the new immersive UK production of High School Musical . We explore Aaron’s journey to get here, Harry’s mentors and multi-disciplinary career, the directors’ passion for queer representation, and Leonor’s reflections on iden...

I chat with actor Alfie Wickham about Heart Beats Strong at the Edinburgh Fringe, a physical theatre piece based on real teenage diary entries exploring queer identity, vulnerability, and masculinity. We dive into Alfie’s personal journey revisiting those moments, how friendship shapes the performance, and the power of movement to tell stories words can’t. See Heart Beats Strong at Pleasance Court...

I chat with Panos Kandunias about  I Bought A Flip Phone , a funny and tender solo show exploring digital burnout, queer loneliness, and what happens when you swap your smartphone for a 2002 Nokia flip phone. We dive into what inspired Panos to make the switch, how social media shapes queer identity, and why sometimes taking a break from screens is the best thing you can do. See  I Bought A Flip P...

I chat with actor Luke Bayer about starring as Ryan Evans in the upcoming UK production of High School Musical . We dive into his experience covering and alternating as Jamie in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie , his recent work in Titanique , and what it’s like working alongside Jason Donovan, Harry Judd, and Disney icon KayCee Stroh. Plus, Luke shares which Disney movie he’d love to see on stage...

I chat with actor Joel Harper-Jackson about stepping into the legendary role of Frank Sinatra in  Sinatra  at the Aldwych Theatre. We explore his journey from  Daniel’s Husband  to this transformative role, the vocal and emotional challenges he faced, and how he balances mental health while performing such an iconic character. Joel shares what it means to bring Sinatra’s spirit to life and the thr...

I chat with actor Bradley Gibson about making his West End debut in Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, reprising a role he originated in New Jersey. We explore his connection to the character, the power of representation for young audiences, and how his long-term partnership with producer Adam Hyndman supports his creative journey. See Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane until 5 September 2026...

I chat with Jake Brasch and Nadja Leonhard-Hooper, the duo behind  HOLE! , a two-hander musical comedy that’s been lighting up stages from Edinburgh to New York. We explore what inspired this outrageous yet sincere show, their creative process, and what it’s like performing such a big story with just two people. See  HOLE!  at Soho Theatre, London until 1 August 2026:  https://sohotheatre.com/even...

I chat with two incredible queer, visually impaired performers taking part in Extant’s groundbreaking Enhance programme at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. First, Amelia Cavallo, aka Tito Bone, a blind, non-binary drag king blending disability, queerness, and politics into a joyful celebration. Then, Ebony Rose Dark, a cabaret artist and activist whose work challenges ableism and celebrates queer dis...

I chat with director Flaminia Graziadei and actresses Nina Pons and Melanie Liburd about their new lesbian film  A Year in London , a heartfelt story of love, self-discovery, and the vibrant city that shapes it all. We explore what drew them to this intimate project, the magic of casting and chemistry, and how London itself becomes a character in the film. See  A Year in London  in cinemas now:  h...

I chat with actor Josh Butler about his role as Noel Gruber in  Ride The Cyclone  at Southwark Playhouse, a darkly comic and deeply moving musical about six teenagers suspended in limbo. We explore what drew him to the show, how his own queer identity shapes his performance, and the importance of authentic representation in theatre. See  Ride The Cyclone  at Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 19th...

I chat with comedian and SNL UK breakout star Jack Shep about his comedy night Wanting To Be Cool, Having To Be Funny at Moth Club London and Edinburgh Fringe. We dive into the origins of the night’s name, his journey from film studies to comedy, and his thoughts on queerness in comedy beyond identity politics. Catch Wanting to be cool, having to be funny at Moth Club London on 18th July (sold out...