Stage and Screen with Harvey Morton

Gian Carlo Ferrini discusses his experience playing Alejandro in a unique play set in the Arctic, exploring themes of cosmic horror and environmental issues. He shares insights on the challenges of performing in such a setting, the impact of supernatural elements on character dynamics, and the extremes he has gone to in his acting career. The discussion also touches on cultural identity, the migra...

Christopher Adams-Cohen discusses their play 'The Mad Gay King,' a queer retelling of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. They share the inspiration behind the play, their journey in writing and premiering it, and the central themes of fantasy and myth-making in relation to LGBTQ+ survival. The discussion also touches on audience takeaways, cultural reception, the future of queer storytelling in theatre, a...

George Maguire shares his extensive journey in theatre, from his early roles to winning an Olivier Award. He discusses how his experiences in rock musicals have influenced his current role in Burlesque, emphasising the importance of character truth and collaboration with directors. Maguire reflects on the challenges of various roles and the personal resonance of the stories he portrays. He also sh...

Tim McArthur discusses his play 'Small Town Boys,' which is inspired by true events and explores themes of first love, identity, and the impact of historical context on LGBTQ+ experiences. The dialogue delves into the challenges of growing up gay in the 1990s, the significance of first relationships, and the role of music in storytelling. McArthur emphasises the importance of authenticity in addre...

Harvey Morton is joined by Dylan Holloway, known as Dylan and the Moon. Dylan shares his journey as a transgender artist and musician. He discusses his unique approach to music, particularly the concept of duetting with his former self using old recordings. Dylan reflects on his transition, the challenges he faced, and the importance of self-acceptance. He offers advice for those considering a sim...

In this conversation, Tobie discusses the upcoming season of Heartstopper, focusing on Isaac's journey of self-discovery and the show's evolution alongside its audience. He shares insights into his character's development, the preparation for portraying asexuality, and memorable moments from filming. Tobie also reflects on the impact of the show on fans and his aspirations for the future. Stream H...

C*ck Destroyer Rebecca More joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast to chat about Slag Wars Season 2 and Sophie Anderson's legacy. Slag Wars S2 features a cast of adult performers, sideshow and burlesque artists, and exotic dancers who all believe they have the creativity, sex appeal, and business savvy to keep the Destroyer legacy alive. Slag Wars S2 premieres on OUTflix on 17th...

Step into the world of fishnets and fabulous fun as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Show! In this special episode, host Harvey Morton takes you on a thrilling journey through time and space, exploring the phenomenon that's kept audiences doing the Time Warp for half a century. Featuring: Richard O'Brien: The legendary creator spills the tea on the show's unexpected success an...

Dani Wallace, also known as The Queen Bee, shares her journey of overcoming homelessness and domestic abuse to become a motivational speaker and advocate for inclusion. She created the IATQB business network and the Fly Anyway Foundation to support survivors of domestic abuse in building businesses. Dani emphasises the importance of declaring yourself royalty and creating safe spaces for success....

Harvey Morton sits down with the talented playwright Waleed Akhtar. This episode dives into the heart of Akhtar's latest work, The Real Ones , premiering at the Bush Theatre. Discover the inspiration behind this poignant play that beautifully encapsulates the complexities and profound connections in platonic friendships. Waleed Akhtar, an Olivier Award-winning playwright, is known for his groundbr...

Mart Tweedy, host of the Canny Crystals podcast and founder of the Canny Crystals Academy, shares his journey of healing and transformation through crystals and spirituality. He started his online wellbeing shop after experiencing the positive effects of crystals on his mental health. Mart has manifested various successes in his life, including winning a game show, meeting Little Mix, and even ret...

In this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast, host Harvey Morton sits down with Michael Young, the brilliant mind behind the offbeat comedic drama We Three Queens . Now streaming on OUTflix, the world's first and leading LGBTQ+ TV channel and streaming service, We Three Queens explores the unique and nourishing relationships between a broke childcare worker, his escort boyfriend, and the...

Mina Orak and Justin Atkins join Harvey Morton to chat about their show ‘The Little Death’ playing at The King’s Head Theatre in Islington. Nominated for the prestigious MullenLowe NOVA Award at Central Saint Martins, The Little Death is a showstopping blend of cabaret, comedy and thought-provoking storytelling with a dynamic queer twist. Get ready to step inside the fabulously chaotic world of Mi...

Gabriella Foley, writer and starring in Flicker at Edinburgh Festival Fringe joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast. Gabriella discusses her debut play, Flickr, which explores pure OCD through the lens of comedy and chaos. She wanted to broaden the conversation around OCD and challenge stereotypes. The play was influenced by her experiences at the Royal Welsh College of Music an...

Thomas Duke joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast to chat about his journey Stepping Through Film. Tom's lifelong love affair with film has taken him on an incredible journey over the past 13 years. From his earliest memories, film has been a means of escape and exploration for Tom, allowing him to travel to new worlds and see himself reflected in beloved characters. The locati...

Tobias Turley, winner of 'I Have a Dream' on ITV, joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast. They discuss Tobias' journey on the show, his passion for acting, and his future plans. Tobias reflects on his experience on the show and the support he received from the judges and host Zoe Ball. He also talks about his training at Guildford School of Acting and his first acting job after...

In this exciting episode, Todrick Hall joins host Harvey Morton to discuss his latest role as Donkey in Shrek: The Musical , now playing at London’s Eventim Apollo until 31st August 2024. Todrick Hall is a multifaceted performer known for his incredible talent as a singer, songwriter, actor, and choreographer. He made his Broadway debut in The Color Purple and has since starred in notable producti...

Harvey Morton chats to Sherry Vine, a multifaceted musician, actor, and performer, as she prepares to launch Season 3 of The Sherry Vine Variety Show . Premiering on August 1st on OUTflix, the world’s first and leading LGBTQ+ TV channel, Sherry is back with her reimagined variety show that promises to be a spectacular blend of comedy, music, and unforgettable sketches. 🌟 About The Sherry Vine Var...

Harvey Morton sits down with Stephanie Martin, the award-winning writer of Juniper and Jules and Joy , alongside James McGregor, known for his captivating performances in Harry Potter And The Cursed Child and Pride . Together, they discuss their latest theatrical collaboration, Did You Mean to Fall Like That? , a compelling exploration of love, identity, and the complexities of modern masculinity....

On this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast, Harvey Morton chats with the talented Jordan Tweddle, the creative mind behind the hit show Pillock , which debuted at The Edinburgh Fringe. About Pillock: Pillock has ADHD. His brain works faster than his bowel when he's had a Babybel. And he's lactose intolerant. He's trying to keep his head above water, but he's drowning in loneliness, hook...

Harvey Morton is joined by Max Lindsay, Director of ENG-ER-LAND on this week's episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast. Max speaks about the show and about his experiences being 'othered' as a gay football supporter which led him to set up The Rainbow Saints (the LGBTQ+ Supporters Network for Southampton FC). About ENG-ER-LAND: 1997 is a confusing time for 14 year old Lizzie. Her mum’s from...

This week on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast, drag queen and reality TV personality, Manila Luzon joins Harvey Morton to chat about her new docu-reality special 'Manila’s Escape to Paradise' where we uncover a new side of Manila in this tongue-in-cheek insight into her life out of drag. For what should be a fun and relaxing Fire Island vacation, turns into a chaotic work event where Manila cons...

Daniel Bravo joins Harvey Morton on this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen to chat about Mean Girls The Musical playing at The Savoy Theatre in London. Daniel plays Aaron in the show, and we speak about his career to date.  Daniel shared his excitement and surreal experience of getting the role and how it felt to be a part of a show he was already a fan of. He also discusses the challenges he...

Kristian Day joins Harvey Morton to chat about his new six-part series exploring the legendary history of The Blazing Saddle, Iowa’s oldest gay bar, and the community that built it. This series premiers on 3rd July on OUTflix , the world's first and leading LGBTQ+ TV channel and streaming service. This iconic bar has been featured in The Washington Post as well as The New York Post, highlighting i...

The talented writer and actor, Andrew Meikle recently sat down for a chat with Harvey Morton on this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast to discuss the highly anticipated second season of 'Two Brothers' premiering on OUTflix in the UK on 3rd July 2024. The interview offers an insightful look into the making of the show and what audiences can expect from the upcoming season. Subscribe to...