Welcome to the tenth episode of the Troubled Artists Podcast. In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Steven Morgan.

Steven Morgan is a Welsh comedian, improviser, storyteller, actor, writer, musician as featured on Australia’s ABC and the UK’s BBC. Living in Utrecht, NL, where he moved from Brisbane, AU, Steven has toured and performed in famous comedy clubs and festivals around the world alongside acts such as Stephen Carlin, Damien Power and Lara Ricote. Since moving to The Netherlands, he became a cast member and Head of Learning with Amsterdam’s easylaughs and is a regular on the English-language scene around mainland Europe.

He regularly teaches improv and standup for private and corporate clients. He was one half of Tru2U with Rogier Bak, was a former performer and teacher with Eindhoven’s Chili Con Comedy and was the host of Real Power Talk, a comedy interview series launched in conjunction with the media company All Things Loud featuring artists such as PUP and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.

He’s also an actor who has starred in ITV’s Professor T, the feature film Drack (2019) among others. In 2017 he ran the Bris Funny Fest, a comedy fringe festival in Brisbane, Australia featuring over 100 shows over the course of two weeks. From 2008 – 2016 he was one third of the electro pop band Neon Highwire, regulars in the club scene in London, UK and known for their quirky performances.

In August 2025 he became a father for the first time, which put him on a new path of discovery and learning, with the performance arts taking more of a backseat. In the meantime, he’s taken work as a Scrum Master, applying his Computer Science education background with his skills developed in the performance arts.

We’ll be discussing his upbringings as an artist, balancing different artistic passions, and advice for up and coming artists.

Steven Morgan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ma0sm?igsh=MWNqNWNiZGtjOGY3bw==

Steven Morgan’s YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@ma0sm?si=HiEGYFLAQ_8CWbkV