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Stage and Screen with Harvey Morton

Harvey Morton
London
Theatre
Outflix
Ride the Cyclone
Invisible Me
Pride
OUTTV
London Film Festival
Edinburgh Fringe
Rivals
Night Stage
Blue Film
Priscilla Queen Of the Desert
Laid Bare
That Witch
Little Miss Christmas
Infinite Icon
LGBTQ+ Community
Pillion
Stand-Up Comedy

Each week, I sit down with actors, directors, and creatives from theatre, film, and TV for candid conversations about their craft. From West End stars to screen legends, if they’re entertaining audiences, they’re on this show.

Formerly Queerly’s Stage and Screen Podcast. New episodes weekly.

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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 i... more

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, an... more

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 h... more

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 wha... more

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Amelia Cavallo
Amelia Cavallo, also known as Tito Bone, a non-binary drag king blending disability, queerness and politics into joyful performance
Quiplash (co-run by Amelia and spouse)
Episode: Amelia Cavallo (Tito Bone) & Ebony Rose Dark on Queer Disability, Drag, and Access at the Fringe
Ebony Rose Dark
Ebony Rose Dark, cabaret artist and activist
Extant Enhance Programme participant
Episode: Amelia Cavallo (Tito Bone) & Ebony Rose Dark on Queer Disability, Drag, and Access at the Fringe
Flaminia Graziadei
Director of A Year in London
Director, A Year in London
Episode: Flaminia Graziadei, Nina Pons & Melanie Liburd on A Year in London
Melanie Liburd
Actress portraying Nina
Actor, A Year in London
Episode: Flaminia Graziadei, Nina Pons & Melanie Liburd on A Year in London
Nina Pons
Actress portraying Olivia (Nina)
Actor, A Year in London
Episode: Flaminia Graziadei, Nina Pons & Melanie Liburd on A Year in London
Josh Butler
Actor playing Noel Gruber in Ride The Cyclone
Stage/Production: Ride The Cyclone
Episode: Josh Butler on playing Noel in Ride The Cyclone at Southwark Playhouse
Jack Shep
Actor and comedian known for SNL UK
SNL UK
Episode: Jack Shep on hosting Wanting To Be Cool, Having To Be Funny, queer comedy, and surprising audiences
Fraser Penman
Magician and illusionist, West End performer
Now You See Me Live
Episode: Fraser Penman on Hypnotising the West End in Now You See Me Live
Cecilia Corrigan
Lead performer and creator of The Gay Divorce
The Gay Divorce
Episode: Cecilia Corrigan on Bringing The Gay Divorce to Edinburgh Fringe

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Harvey Morton
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Josh Butler on playing Noel in Ride The Cyclone at Southwark Playhouse
Q: How has your identity influenced your approach to Noel, given the heavy themes and the ensemble dynamic?
He discusses drawing on personal experience growing up in a small Welsh town, recognizing the character's yearning and complexity, and using the rehearsal process to uncover deeper emotional layers while maintaining the show's balance of levity and sorrow.
Josh Butler on playing Noel in Ride The Cyclone at Southwark Playhouse
Q: In Ride The Cyclone, what drew you to the show and the character of Noel?
Josh emphasizes the excitement of creating new work in musical theatre, the privilege of making a role his own within an ensemble cast, and the opportunity to explore a queer character's journey of self-discovery in a show that combines heart, humor, and artistry.
She’s The He: Breaking Boundaries with Siobhan McCarthy & Nico Carney
Q: Can you take us through your elevator pitch for She's the He for listeners who haven't heard about it yet?
The core idea is a high school comedy about two boys pretending to be trans to sneak into the girls' locker room, which becomes a setup to explore the trans experience with humor and honesty, created by a cast and crew who are largely queer and trans.
Melissa Errico on Michel Legrand, Broadway, and Her Ronnie Scott’s Debut
Q: Your writing and music seem intertwined. Does writing influence how you approach music, or are they separate creative outlets?
Writing is the quiet, reflective side that informs my storytelling in concerts; singing is healing and expressive, and both feed into a broader sense of narrative and connection with audiences.
Melissa Errico on Michel Legrand, Broadway, and Her Ronnie Scott’s Debut
Q: Melissa, when you're interpreting someone's work, especially someone who you knew personally, how do you balance kind of honoring their vision while also making it your own too?
I balance by bringing permission from collaboration, honoring the original intent, and gradually exploring rhythm and freedom with the composer's guidance, while staying true to being an actress first and respecting the text and form.

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Cascading conversations with theatre, film, and TV creatives who shape stage and screen's vibrant landscape. Guests range from actors and directors to writers, drag performers, and producers, offering candid reflections on craft, representation, and the realities of making work in today's arts ecosystem. Episodes frequently thread together behind-the-scenes process, casting, and performance choices with broader cultural conversations, including LGBTQ+ storytelling, fringe-to-mainstream journeys, and the balance between intimate live theatre and multimedia storytelling. A notable through-line is the willingness to share practical insights, career evolution, and personal experiences that illuminate what it takes to create engaging, boundary-p... more

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2. Ebony Rose Dark
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7. Jack Shep
8. Fraser Penman

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