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Sebastian Morgan (born 27 July 1969) is an Argentine-born British singer-songwriter, filmmaker, martial arts instructor, classic vehicle restorer, and Fulbright Scholar. Based in the Lake District, England, Morgan has worked internationally in music, theatre, film, and education, with a multidisciplinary career spanning more than three decades.
Early life and education
[edit]Morgan was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the eldest of three children to Margarita del Cármen Ozcoidi, a Spanish-Argentine anthropologist, and Patrick Malcolm Hulbert Morgan, an English writer from a long line of British Armed Forces officers related to the Duke of Norfolk. He attended St. Andrew’s Scots School in Buenos Aires and studied music, acting, and dance at several independent academies during his youth. [1][2]
Performing arts career
[edit]Morgan began his career performing in musical theatre and appearing in film and television productions in Argentina. He played minor roles in films such as Highlander II: The Quickening (1991)[3] and starred in La Pluma del Ángel, a locally produced drama.[4][5]
He later joined The Walt Disney Company's Character Programme[6], performing across South America, and was eventually recruited by illusionist David Copperfield's touring company[7] as a Spanish-speaking show interpreter. He spent over a decade touring internationally, supporting productions in North and South America, and Europe.[8]
Morgan received a Fulbright Scholarship[9] in Acting and Performing Arts and studied in New York at institutions including NYU[10], Circle in the Square Theatre School[11], HB Studio[12], and New Dance Group Arts Center. His training included acting, musical theatre performance, jazz dance, stage combat, and songwriting and composition.[13]
Music
[edit]Morgan began composing music in childhood and has since written and recorded several albums and EPs. His 2023 double album Falling Then Flying featured contributions from 18 musicians and 25 children from the Stagecoach Youth Choirs in Kendal and Lancaster.[14] He previously managed recording studios in Buenos Aires and Cumbria and contributed to the early conceptual development of Amore Infinito (2008), a Deutsche Grammophon release based on the poetry of Pope John Paul II.[15][16][17]
Discography
[edit]Year | Title | Place produced/recorded |
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1993 | Son of The Sun | Bromley, London |
1998 | How to survive a King | Astoria, New York |
2008 | The Turn | La Cueva, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
2015 | SHiFT | Edge Recording Studio, Cheshire |
2017 | We Will Meet | Linden Studio, Tebay |
2023 | Falling Then Flying | Tree Bird Hedgehog studio and HR recording studio in Cumbria |
Filmmaking
[edit]In 2013, Morgan co-founded Blue Butterfly Media, a production company creating online content, including documentaries and promotional videos for charitable organizations. He earned a Master’s degree in Film and Television from Falmouth University in 2023, graduating with distinction. His short films Not Here. Now, Morecambe, and Miss You have received recognition at various international film festivals for direction and original score. [18][19][20]
Martial arts
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Morgan began studying Shaolin[21] and Yiquan[22] martial arts at age 17 under Shifu Tung Kuo Tsao in Buenos Aires. He has since taught Kung Fu and Yiquan in multiple countries, including the UK, US, Spain, and Latin America, and currently operates South Lakeland Yiquan Kung Fu in Cumbria. His martial arts instruction incorporates elements of yoga, including practices learned at the Isha Foundation in Tamil Nadu, India. He has also trained with special forces off the coast of Crete and has become a professional rescue and guide diver.[23]
Vehicle restoration
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In 2010, Morgan partnered with his father-in-law Roy Jackson to establish Urchin Rigg Classic Cars in Cumbria. Specializing in classic vehicle restoration, the team completed over 25 projects, including the restoration of an SAS[24] "Pinkie" and a Jensen Interceptor MkIII once owned by Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham[25]. The operation ceased following Jackson’s death in 2023.[26]
The Rock Move
[edit]In the aftermath of the 11 September 2001 attacks—during which Morgan narrowly avoided boarding a flight into New York City—he conceptualized The Rock Move, an international project aimed at fostering human awareness through music and symbolic participation in a global site of reflection. The initiative proposes using serialized CD sales to fund construction of a physical monument where each CD owner’s name would be engraved on a brick.[citation needed]
Vlogging and digital media
[edit]Morgan began vlogging in 2008, documenting his life, music, travel, and restoration work. As of 2025, he has produced and shared more than 3,000 videos online. Blue Butterfly Media, his production company, has collaborated on various social impact initiatives, including media for UK-based and international charities.[27]
Personal life
[edit]Morgan moved to the Lake District in 2010 after marrying Catherine Wania, a psychotherapist and person-centered counsellor[28]. They live in Cumbria with their family.
References
[edit]- ^ "Roa Lynn and Patrick Morgan. : languagehat.com". languagehat.com. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ Lynn, Roa (2016-07-06). "Pablo Neruda Wrote Me a Poem". The New Yorker. ISSN 0028-792X. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ "Highlander II: The Quickening", Wikipedia, 2025-06-06, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "La pluma del ángel", Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre (in Spanish), 2024-12-03, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ La pluma del ángel (1992) - Full cast & crew - IMDb. Retrieved 2025-07-01 – via www.imdb.com.
- ^ "The Walt Disney Company", Wikipedia, 2025-06-27, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "David Copperfield (illusionist)", Wikipedia, 2025-05-13, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Full List of Spanish-Speaking Countries — How many people speak Spanish?". Mondly Blog. 2022-11-08. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ "Fulbright Program", Wikipedia, 2025-06-28, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "New York University", Wikipedia, 2025-06-22, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Circle in the Square Theatre", Wikipedia, 2025-05-16, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "HB Studio", Wikipedia, 2025-02-22, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ Desk, BWW News. "New Dance Group Arts Center Moves to Upgraded Studios". BroadwayWorld.com. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
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- ^ Domingo, Plácido; Domingo, Plácido; Groban, Josh; Bocelli, Andrea; Williams, Vanessa; Jenkins, Katherine; John Paul; Ingman, Nicholas (2008). Amore infinito: songs inspired by the poems of John Paul II - Karol Wojtyła. Los Angeles Children's Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra. Hamburg: Deutsche Grammophon.
- ^ "Plácido Domingo discography", Wikipedia, 2025-03-05, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ John Paul, Amore infinito: songs inspired by the poems of John Paul II - Karol Wojtyła, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "The award-winning short films by Falmouth's online filmmakers". www.falmouth.ac.uk. 2025-07-17. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ "Morecambe, Ian McKellan and me: mature student's award-winning video puts him up with there the greats". Lancaster Guardian. 2024-05-24. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ "Morecambe's Screen Festivals Now Seeking Sponsors". Lancashire Evening Post. 2025-01-07. Retrieved 2025-07-01.
- ^ "Shaolin kung fu", Wikipedia, 2025-05-07, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Yiquan", Wikipedia, 2025-05-06, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Isha Foundation", Wikipedia, 2025-05-13, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Special Air Service", Wikipedia, 2025-06-16, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "John Bonham", Wikipedia, 2025-06-24, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Technical (vehicle)", Wikipedia, 2025-06-10, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Vlog", Wikipedia, 2025-07-01, retrieved 2025-07-01
- ^ "Person-centered therapy", Wikipedia, 2025-05-24, retrieved 2025-07-01