Iain Middleton, better known as Euan Morton, was born in Falkirk, Scotland, and has been involved in the acting world since his childhood. After completing his education at the prestigious Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Morton continued to hone his craft on stage, eventually making a name for himself in the West End with his breakout role as Boy George in the autobiographical musical "Taboo" in 2002. This performance earned him a nomination for the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award.
The success of "Taboo" led to the musical's transfer to Broadway in 2003, where Morton received further recognition, earning nominations for the Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, and Drama League Award. Morton's extensive theatre credits include a wide range of musicals, such as "Sondheim on Sondheim", "The Who's Tommy", "Chess", "Parade", for which he won a Helen Hayes Award, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch", and "Hamilton", as well as plays like "Measure for Pleasure", for which he won the 2006 Obie Award, "Howard Katz", and "Two Gentlemen of Verona".
In addition to his work on stage, Morton has also explored other creative avenues, including voice acting and music. He lent his voice to the male Sith Inquisitor in the popular MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic in 2011 and has released two albums, "NewClear" in 2006 and "Caledonia - The Homecoming" in 2011.
Morton has been married to theatre producer Lee Armitage since 2004 and has a son, Iain Armitage, who is also an actor and theatre critic.
