Euan Morton: Broadway actor, singer, voice artist

Euan Morton trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London before working across theatre, film and television. In 2002 he played Boy George in the West End's Taboo — a semi-autobiographical show about the eighties' New Romantic movement — earning nominations for the Whatsonstage and Laurence Olivier Awards. He then starred in the Broadway version of Taboo, winning a Theatre World Award for Outstanding Debut Performer, with 5 more nominations including the Tony Awards.

On Broadway, Euan played King George in Hamilton, holding the record as the longest-running actor in that role, and appeared in Cyrano De Bergerac and Sondheim on Sondheim, and starred as Hedwig in the musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch on the U.S. national tour. Title roles include The Who's Tommy (Bay Street Theatre) and Caligula (2004 NYMF Award). Off-Broadway: Howard Katz opposite Alfred Molina at the Roundabout, and an Obie Award for Measure For Pleasure at The Public Theatre.

Euan released two solo albums, NewClear and Caledonia - The Homecoming, and has performed sold-out concerts at The Oak Room, Joe's Pub, The Zipper Theatre, Town Hall and The Signature Theatre. In April 2025 he performed at the Legacy Theatre in Branford, CT, as part of its "Sunday Broadway Concert Series".

With two decades of audiobook narration and 71 titles, Euan voiced Paul Atreides in the full-cast Dune series (Audie Award for Science Fiction, 2008), plus Star Wars: Tarkin, Rainbow Rowell's Simon Snow trilogy (3 AudioFile Earphones Awards), James Islington's bestselling The Will of the Many and The Strength of the Few, and Jo Nesbø's thrillers — most recently earning the Kirkus Earphones Award — Thriller & Suspense (2026).