Morgan C. Jones

Morgan C. Jones - known for his work in such projectsAdvice for working with the Map of emotions: «The Ugly Duckling and Me!» (2006), «Boys from County Hell» (2021), «Detainment» (2018), «ReRooted» (2025),

Actor, writer, comedian, musician and producer based in Dublin, Ireland. Coming soon - MADE ORDINARY (currently in post production). About to start filiming on THE GUARANTEE, Morgan has appeared on television (VIKINGS, RIPPERSTREET, TRIVIA 2, NIGHTHAWKS; THE BASEMENT; THIS IS NIGHTLIVE) and in film as a live action performer (SEPARATION ANXIETY) and as several animated characters (I AM AN ANIMAL; I'M A CREEPY CRAWLY; THE UGLY DUCKLING & ME; BALLYBRADDEN; GARTH AND BEV; GALAKTIK FOOTBALL; NIKO AND THE WAY TO THE STARS). In addition he produced the award winning short MY DAD, and episode one of VICTORY? for RTE Storyland.

Morgan has performed on stage at Dublin’s Gaiety, Olympia, Project and Andrew’s Lane theatres in dramatic roles in BIG MOM; BORSTAL BOY; and THE STUFF OF MYTH.

As a voice actor Morgan has been a stock player for HENCHMEN PRODUCTIONS for several of their recent award winning productions playing among other roles SIR EARNEST SHACKLETON. Before this he spent many happy years performing with Crazydog Audio Theatre company, enjoying the diversity of characters and roles that he was given (BIG BIG SPACE; THE LAST HARBINGER; INFIDEL; DIABOLIC PLAYHOUSE; POET LAUREATE OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CORK) ~ in addition, Morgan has taken roles in many radio productions by RTE the Irish state broadcasting service (A PROGRAMME CALLED KEVIN; HERE’S JOHNNY; GONE BUT FORGOTTEN; THE MERCHANT OF VENICE). He also played Padraig Pearse in Tinpot Productions’ THE LOST PATRIOT.

As well as being a producer and performer in his own right having gigged as a solo standup allover Ireland and in the UK and Scandanavia, Morgan is one half of musical comedy duo Carmody & Jones, and is one sixth of post apocalyptic satirical supergroup The Emergency.

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