Stuart Morriss

Stuart's career in the arts and entertainment started almost a decade ago in 2009 when he created 'Misty Moon Exhibitions and Events' as a small arts and crafts fair at his local church hall. He later sourced a small space behind a pub in Ladywell, South London, which became 'The Misty Moon Gallery'. Here Stuart curated a multitude of dark arts themed exhibitions. He went on to meet Adrienne King, 'Alice' from the original 'Friday the 13th' film, and Adrienne later came to the UK to exhibit her dark art at 'The Misty Moon Gallery'. As part of the exhibition Adrienne and Stuart screened Sean S. Cunningham's 'Friday the 13th' to an audience of thirty fans at the gallery. From this screening 'The Misty Moon Film Society' was born. In later years Misty Moon changed venues to accommodate a larger audience and currently holds events at The Phoenix Artist Club in London's West End and the prestigious Cinema Museum in London. In 2016 Stuart produced the critically acclaimed play 'A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott' starring David Barry and Linda Regan, which received a 5 Star review at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He also produced three short films over the course of the year: * After Hours (2016), starring Linda Regan (Hi-de-Hi!), Gary Shail (Quadrophenia), David Barry (Please Sir!) and Brian Murphy (Last of the Summer Wine). * Frankula (2016), starring Caroline Munro (The Spy Who Loved Me), Judy Matheson (Twins of Evil), Emma Dark (Seize the Night), David Barry (Please Sir!) and newcomer Martin Rudman. * 'Homecoming (A Love Letter)', starring Horror legend Lynn Lowry (Shivers, Cat People) and Robert Crighton. Additionally, 2016 saw Stuart also perform the role of casting advisor on independent filmmaker Emma Dark's new Sci-Fi/Horror short film Salient Minus Ten (2017). Stuart has just produced Ripper Tour starring Lynn Lowry (Shivers) and Dudley Sutton(Lovejoy). Ripper Tour will be receiving it's UK premiere at Darkfest in March 2018 tt7972104/