Sally Morgan Reviews 

Sally morgen useless in her show at Churchill theatre on 7th jan 2026 wot a load of rubbish I think we should all get a refund people wer laughing at all her blunders

Saw Sally at Bromley last night, to my mind she comes across as very unconvincing, and her readings were often completely off the mark, with people's faces being blank when she was speaking to them. Snake oil comes to mind. Nice work if you can get it.
One to miss.

Very disappointing show at Bromley 07/01/26. None of her readings were believable, she missed the mark on all of them.
Wouldn’t recommend.
I went with my mum and we had a laugh at how bad it was, was tempted to leave at the interval.

went to see sally tonite at Barnsley civic and were fascinated she put on a good show.

Went to the Christchurch show this evening and was looking forward to seeing an eye opening, genuine show… however, the readings were generic and often scrapped the bottom of the barrel. It was also interesting to see how readings altered depending on answers from the audience. Not much hitting, just missing. Underwhelming. Some parts were laughable and then became quite cringe. Was falling asleep in second half. A complete waste of money. Save your money folks. Never again.

I had a wonderful reading with Angel. A calming experience which helped me gain clarity on situations. I was left feeling incredibly grounded and confident in moving forward with the emphasis of ‘love wins’. Reminding me of how I would like to show up in this world. I highly recommend Angel. Fantastic reader!

The depth of knowledge of people and their departed demonstrated cannot not come from a hoax, in the show Sally Morgan engaged with the audience and gave insights that coumd not be fabricated or made up, confirmed by those she engsged with. Great evening, we will go again

went to see sally morgan 2 days ago and what a load of rubbish, clutching at straws, saying a name hoping someone in the audience had lost someone with that name then it was a load of guess work after that which no one could relate to, then she would just say just know your loved one is with you, was actually comical in the end as no one knew what she was talking about so poor when people are desperate for a genuine msg

Wouldn’t recommend. All of her readings were very generic. At one point tonight she said she had the unfamiliar name of Erin.. She wasn’t sure on names and I felt she was making it up. Disappointing paying over £60. Annie moon in Stonehaven is better!

Not on stage long. Gave people scraps. Was sad and pathetic to watch

Went to see Sally and few years ago in Glasgow, but she spent most of the time talking about herself....l am going to the beacon on Thurs Sept 11th so please just get on with the show

Called for a reading absoloute rubish.
Read myself already .29.99 apparently my special offers were outdated.
He kept saying he couldnt connect with me but i had a deck of cards whilst he was reading me.
Had written on hes page he had all these. Abilities but he didnt have them or so he stated during call only 2 available readers at time one busy so i got jayson. A total waste of money will call tmrw let them know.

I wouldn’t even call this a one star experience.
I went to see Sally Morgan in Portsmouth with my mum and to say the least, it seems like a bunch of guessing games were involved here. Whether it was changing up her stories, or jumping from one person in the audience to the next to keep her “message” going.
She couldn’t keep her “messages” flowing as her readings were wrong, leaving the audience saying “No” to almost everything she says.
Not to mention she cannot seem to mention one cause of death, what a person looked like or what they were like a person. If someone was able to genuinely perform readings from an audience, they would be absolutely spot on with everything about a passed loved one, just like I have seen with other medium psychics, instead of leaving the audience sat wondering whether she’s just complete malarky.

She makes the stories up as she goes, with incredibly loose ties to someone that happened to lose an individual called “Susan”. More of a comedy show than what I would call a psychic reading performance because you spend half the time shaking your head and laughing at her made up stories.

Sally Morgan shouts names out to the crowd, and when she gets an answer and someone says “That’s my mum.” and she goes “Right, I’ve got your mum here!” Well, shouldn’t you have bloody known that from the start?

A disappointment, and a let down. People go to Sally’s shows to get a message from their loved ones and all they’re getting is false hope and leaving the theatre in lack of belief. A fraud, a waste of money. Not for me.

No thanks.

So, we subjected ourselves to the Sally Morgan "Psychic Sally" 'show' in Yeovil. 'Bad show' doesn't even begin to cover it – it was an absolute train wreck. Every single 'message' felt like it was plucked from the bargain bin of generic guesses. Honestly, it was beyond disgusting; it was a masterclass in emotional puppetry. How anyone can stand on a stage and so blatantly mess with people's heads, especially those clearly looking for comfort, is just sickening. They're not just 'playing with emotions'; they're stomping all over them for a cheap thrill and a ticket sale. If this is what passes for 'public entertainment,' then frankly, the whole rotten industry needs to be shut down, padlocked, and the key thrown into the nearest sewer. Utterly shameless and a complete waste of an evening.. FYI. The venue will NOT give a refund ether..!

Last night in Yeovil, I attended a Sally Morgan show. To be frank, it appeared to be entirely based on guesswork. It's simply not possible to communicate with the deceased. Throughout the evening, it seemed like she was purely guessing names until she happened to get one correct. For instance, she asked one woman, "I have your mother here in spirit?" When the woman replied no, Morgan then asked, "Oh, is it your grandmother then?"
Think about it...... Total Guesswork..!
FAKE...!

Went to see Sally in Loughborough . Didn’t really know what to expect as I’ve never been to anything like this before . It was interesting to see how she was connecting with people and very light hearted . My friend and I were on the front row . Sally said that she had a young girl with her with the name .. Tink Trish Trix ? She said it wasn’t her full name . My Friend nudged me and said that could be your Teish ! But I just waited to be sure. Sally then blasted out “I wasn’t murdered ! It was my own doing ! “ At this point I took a deep breath and my friend pulled me up . Sally came over and asked if any of it made sense to me . I told her her name was Lateisha but we called her Teish for short . She then said she didn’t call you Nan or Grandma she called you by your first name . This was true as Teish was my Step Granddaughter and I didn’t even tell Sally that she was my Granddaughter! She then went on to say Pat, pat me ? And then said oh me and Pat ! Pat was my Mum . Lateisha sadly took her own life aged 25 she was beautiful and it was a massive shock to all our Family but to know that she is with my Mum who she loved is so heart warming. Thank you Sally xxx

Saw Sally for the first time this week. Very disappointed, she tried to make everything fit with what the person was saying. Started saying one thing and went off at a complete tangent when no one from the audience responded.
Not what I expected given the positive reviews she had had.

Bringing peace to the many

Went and saw sally in felixstow last year and again the Friday just been. Had a great time at both evenings, I think she’s brilliant on stage! Really trying to connect with the audience and had some great messages! Find it all very fascinating, would definitely go and see her again. Me and my friends have said we want to make it an annual thing now 😃

My partner and I were so looking forward to seeing Sally at the spa pavilion in felixstowe as hadn't seen her before , so disappointed, she was struggling to connect with the audience as saying alot of general things which people couldn't acknowledge, think maybe time to retire ....