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Neil Morgan

Neil completed his undergraduate studies at the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford, where he graduated in Contemporary Popular Music Performance in 2005. Since then he has maintained a busy schedule as both a teacher and performer, travelling all over the UK and Europe. The bulk of his work is in musical theatre, having played on several UK tours and West End productions, most recently Heathers and Wicked, along with other well known shows such as 9 To 5, Cats, The Bodyguard, and Matilda. 

Neil has always been interested in the human response to music and how it can affect our lives in such profound ways, as well as how our lived experiences can shape the music we make, and is excited to explore these concepts to greater depth during his MA in Music Psychology at the University of York.