moragmorag

I Never Do Anything Twice

with Bruce O'Neil
Performed at Pizza on the Park, London; Jermyn Street Theatre, London;
Buxton Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival; Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

This was Morag's first one-woman show, which was first presented at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London. The show is a varied collection of material demonstrating the range of Morag's performances - which might be described as a musical journey of constantly-changing vocal styles and moods ... a varied diet of songs including those by Sondheim, Weill, Porter and Gershwin ... served with a rich sauce of parodies from Opera to the Blues.
The show was a great success at the Dublin and Edinburgh Festivals, and continues to be performed by Morag.
Listen to a track from the CD on the recordings page >

Press Reviews:
"I can't recall any other artist distributing copious measures of vodka and whisky to selected members of the audience during the course of their act, but this generous gesture epitomised the warmth, wit and versatility of this delightful lady who charmed and thrilled everyone with the variety of her talent.
Boz Magazine (Pizza on the Park)

What unites the whole diverse programme is the individuality of the music, irrespective of genre, and the exuberance with which it is conveyed.
 The Scotsman (Edinburgh Festival Fringe '98)

A Scottish soprano with great dramatic presence ... she can make her voice do anything and does. Brava!
Irish Times (Dublin Festival '97)

Between giving telling and moving performances of some great songs by Kurt Weill, Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Kander and Ebb and Amanda Mc Broom, Morag throws in the broadest of humorous skits and sketches.
What's On in London (Pizza on the Park '99)