New Zealand born actress and singer, Morgan Bradley is the daughter of farming parents, Robert and Sharon Bradley. Morgan attended Hagley Theatre Company in 2009 which attained her a spot in the sought after Unitec Institute - Bachelor of performing and Screen Arts. At 20 years of age Morgan answered an advert to audition for a children's show. She won the part, along with the hearts of Kiwi kids and quickly became recognized with her show, Kidzone with Morgan. It ran for 5 seasons and made her a household name. She went on to become a series regular playing Leisha; an accountant turned misunderstood sex-worker in the popular TVNZ series, Dirty Laundry. Her other credits include a stint on the long-running Power Rangers and a lead in the award-winning film Titiro. Not only is Morgan comfortable on screen she also has had many roles on stage. Including; Edward Albees -Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Patrick Marbers - Closer and Alan Janes - The Buddy Holly Story. In 2015 she was nominated 'Best Lead Actress' for her stage role as Mimi Marquez in the Tony Award Winning musical RENT. In late 2017 Morgan relocated to the United States and US audiences are now discovering the talented young actress for her roles in three US miniseries, most recently History channels, The food that built America, where she portrayed philanthropist and businesswomen Marjorie Merriweather Post. Morgan's first Hollywood feature film playing reporter Runa Wolff, The Aerialist was released on Amazon Prime in 2020. Her latest Korean feature directed by Je-Kyu Kang, Road to Boston is soon to be released.