It would be hyperbole to say that Euan Morton was born to play the title role in The Who's seminal rock opera Tommy, but he certainly is perfect for the part. Anyone who saw and heard Morton as Boy George in Taboo, or has enjoyed his solo shows and other appearances, knows that his beautiful pop tenor voice can be thrilling or plaintive as required by whatever music he's singing. He's equally compelling as an actor, adept at communicating emotional vulnerability and able to get below the skin of a character even when that character is only represented by one song in a benefit concert. So it's no shocker that Morton is a sensation in the Bay Street Theatre's production of The Who's Tommy, as [...]