What the critics say.
Beautiful voice — beautiful soul.
On this fine CD Morgan not only continues to enhance his reputation as a sensitive singer and interpreter of songs, but also displays his skill as a songwriter who will make you sit up and take notice.
A great discovery with a heaven-sent voice.
Impressive singing from a versatile cast … Morgan Crowley as Giordano Bruno anchors Roger Doyle's dramatic journey from monk to martyr.
“An internationally acclaimed artist with a diverse career across theatre, television and film.”
One of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard.
In the press
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Profiled by Feinstein's at the Loews Regency (New York) as an internationally acclaimed artist with a diverse career across theatre, television and film.
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Featured in the artist roster of CoisCéim Dance Theatre (Dublin) following his work on the production Palimpsest.
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Awards include the John McCormack Prize (received at the youngest age in the prize's history), the Luciano Pavarotti Radio Prize, the Evening Standard Critics' Choice Award, and the Outstanding Male Entertainer Award from the International Music Theatre Foundation.
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Selected solo recording As Large As Alone carries endorsements from Brian May (Queen), Riverdance composer Bill Whelan and a review in the New York Times.
Quotes drawn from Morgan's published programme notes and venue biographies. Full clippings available on request — please use the contact page.
Photos, biography & links
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Press photos
Video
Selected performance videos coming soon.



