Fergus Morgan, Author at Cherwell

Fergus Morgan reflects on The Smiths' seminal 1986 single 'Panic'

Football illustrator Daniel Nyari discusses his work and what it's like to be a 'football purist'

Fergus Morgan chats to legendary sports artist Paul Trevillion

Fergus Morgan previews this reading of Nick Payne's idiosyncratic love story

Fergus Morgan talks to the acting director of the Oxford Botanic Garden

Fergus Morgan reflects on Michael Moore's seminal examination of America's gun problem

Fergus Morgan is charmed by this innocent, amusing and quintessentially human piece of student writing

Fergus Morgan relishes the theatrical subtelty of this classic ghost story

Fergus Morgan examines the monstrosity of violence in Edward Bond's controversial work

Fergus Morgan examines the difficulties endemic in attempting to portray genius

Martin Crimp's tense three-hander is both gripping domestic drama and thought-provoking philosophical comment, says Fergus Morgan

Martin Crimp's taut thriller has the potential to utilise the BT Studio effectively when it arrives there in Eighth Week, says Fergus Morgan

Fergus Morgan chats to Rich O'Grady, founder of The Oxford Book Club

Fergus Morgan talks to the newly-appointed Chief Executive of the Oxford Playhouse

Fergus Morgan meets the latest in a long line of Oxbridge comedy duos ahead of their BT sketch show in eighth week

Fergus Morgan is thoroughly impressed by this adaptation of Pat Barker's trilogy of WW1 novels

Fergus Morgan previews Arthur Miller's classic dramatisation of the Salem Witch Trials, ahead of its 7th Week run at St Hilda's

Fergus Morgan chats to actor Simon Callow about the National Theatre, religion and homophobia

Fergus Morgan previews this upcoming promenade production

Steven Berkoff's masterful satire is as tight as a drum, but comedically inconsistent, says Fergus Morgan

Fergus Morgan