Sally Morgan Avis 

Went to see Sally in Rhyl after having been to a previous one in Crewe (which was ok). This time it was a total farce, for the first half she did not get any hits even though she was very generic in her guesses. It was getting quite embarassing. At one point we were in hysterics. 3 generations of females stood up and after several incorrect guesses Sally said to the younger female "I can see your grand mother here". The girl looked confused and turned to look at her grandmother. Many of us were thinking "we can see her too"...... After the break it did not get any better, after numerous incorrect readings a family stood up. The daughter had died in sad circumstances. Sally proceed to inform the family that the daughter had collapsed and was on her own. You could visabily see the distress on the familys faces but she did not stop there... She told the mother other information implying that the mother should have known what was comming. The whole audience had an intake of breath. Even if any of the information was correct, it was very cruel and unforgivable that she would state it in this way. This family were left devistated in a negative way.

I really wished I had seen these reviews before going to Blackpool from Wigan to watch this scammer. It was embarrassing to watch and surely sally must have felt the same; there wasn’t that many names in wigan cemetery that she mentioned on the night, fumbling around with an Helen, Mary or John and most of these were the living who put their hands up. There was absolutely no proper messages given. It was that appalling many walked out mid way through. This women should be reported to the police for obtaining money by deception, it really was painful to watch, shame on you Sally Morgan for praying on the vulnerable with lies and deceit. Save your money people seriously, spend it on your loved ones!

Extremely disappointed. Every name she mentioned was wrong and just felt so fake. Was really looking forward to watching her in Blackpool but felt like leaving halfway through (numerous people did) As someone who is grieving i felt as though it was really disrespectful to stand on that stage and fumble her way through as she did And if the name was wrong she just moved along to the next victim! How on earth she is famous as a medium is beyond me. Save your money as for a couple of quid you can go to your local spiritualist church!

I attended as a sceptic and left feeling like I'd been duped in the way you might from one of those telly evangelists cashing in.

Of course Sally has her own perfume, which kept flashing across the screen during intervals. Personally I couldn't even be bothered to pick up an icecream which may or may not have had her name on the tub?

As Sally herself pointed out at the end of a painful and embarrassing show of horrors. We need our theatres and entertainment considering us lucky.

All very noble and yes I may have clapped as that is the only positive I will take away that her gain is the theatres gain even though should cashing in on others greif ever be described as entertainment?

Absolutely dreadful. It was so horrible. A man she got to stand up was obviously heartbroken with grief, she continued to babble on talking total nonsense. People wether for some kind of comfort and compassion. She was utterly rubbish. A waste of time and money.

I’m ashamed to say I went to Whitley bay playhouse to see Sally Morgan, I feel compelled to apologise for the disgusting way this person treated everyone in the theatre.
A complete scam, this person should be investigated as a scammer.
I’m pleased I did go in a way to clear my mind and be able to say this in the hope of protecting innocent grieving people.
Shame on you Sally.

Went to see Sally Morgan last night at Whitley Bay Playhouse. I was so disappointed with the show. She comes out with names and then randomly changes them until she gets a response. She will say thank you for taking the message but doesn't actually give anyone a message. I don't know how she has the reputation she has because the whole show was a fishing trip. Wish i had taken my book to read.
Do not waste your money!

Hugely disappointed, total waste of time and money.
It was painful to watch, just grasping at anything....
Cringe worthy.

Why the hell is she so famous.... NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND BREATH....

Myself and my friend were looking forward to seeing Sally Morgan. OMG 😱 That's 2 hours of my life I won't be getting back!
She was the Stereotype of what people would say a psychic is.
Random guessing, diverting the topic when a person saw no relevance to what she said.
Good little money earner for her, especially when she was trying to sell her perfume after the show!👎

Saw Sally in Belfast. She got some readings specifically the photograph readings spot in with names and specifics that only that family member would have known. Yea she mentioned a few names that nobody came forward but I feel that with so many people in the room she would have had so much noise coming forward at once. I think she seemed lovely, really good night. Would go again.

I was so looking forward to seeing Sally Morgan, There was interaction but it came across as guessing, she asked questions but couldn't get it right. I'm afraid I won't be going to see her again. Very disappointing

Tried The Sms service on Sally hot hotline. General ask name and DOB asked what career path should I go down, generic answer vague blah blah blah probably scripts read from typed up to keep you spending £££, on their services. As a Tarot, Angel, Oracle card reader I wanted to test this service my expectations were as I thought a a psychic intuitive I was right, not worth the money

People save your money. If you want a night out laughing at the absurdity of the load of drivel Sally sprouts then this is the entertainment for you.
Dudley Town Hall last night.
She says random names until someone puts their hands up. The best one she said was I have a Greg here, when no-one responds she says no it's someone who works in Greggs. Surprised a message from a sausage roll didn't come through.
Complete fraudster relying on the misery and hopefulness of others who have lost loved ones. Don't give this woman your money.

I attended the Worcester Show last night. Firstly the seating was terrible. We were in a box at the side sat in two extra plastic chairs that had been added to the box. Consequently there were seven of us crammed in to this pen. I genuinely had a stiff neck trying to get a view of the stage. On to the show.. Sally is a showman that’s for sure, however everything was just so vague….a “Carmen” with a lung problem came through, of which a lady clearly desperate for a message from beyond claimed her dad had passed with half a lung…Sally ran with that, however this didn’t explain who “Carmen” was, so Sally tells her that her dad was a ladies man who loved 👀 at their legs in tight skirts and there had been a Carmen in his life who his daughter didn’t know about! (Though said daughter claimed her dad was very happy with his second wife, let’s not let the facts get in the way of the narrative). There were lots of vague stories like this, where Sally seemed to be clutching at straws from people desperate to see any tenuous link to their departed loved ones. Really disappointing.

Went to see her at Dudley Town Hall last night, money wasted, not impressed at all, infact second interval some were leaving, don't waste your money.

Went and saw Sally Morgan bromley Churchill thus was so fake she calls names Alan,Andrew, Ann then she says Peter, pat, Paula, this went on until someone in the audience puts there hand up. Then lady in the audience says I know Peter .. sally will start saying things like sending his love etc then she says his my dad's friend but i don't know him .... godsake. What a waste of money. Thus is so fake how can people getaway with this .. fraud!!!!

I’m very sorry to have to say this but this lady preys on the vulnerable and is an absolute charlatan. I have seen a few Psychics and mediums over the years but I’ve never previously seen anyone as shockingly awful as Sally. I’d describe myself as an open minded sceptical believer - I don’t fall for the old trickery and I require substance - by that I mean accurate specifics and lots of them for me to ‘believe’ that the psychic is tuned in to the spirit world.

Most psychics come to you - they are drawn to you and then proceed to provide validation. Sally shouts a random name out to an audience of several hundred people and asks ‘who knows a Gladys?’ When no one is forthcoming she moves on ‘I’ve someone with me who’s into bikes’. She seeks validation from you and sadly when people are desperate to hear from loved ones they will make the narrative fit. In the whole two hours there was nothing, literally nothing that was specific to a single person. She asked the audience if anyone knew someone who had died from an allergic reaction like a bee sting and ended up telling a woman (who was clearly impressionable) that yes this was her friend who once had been stung by a bee (no allergic reaction - hadn’t died from it and not connected to her death).
No other validation (if you can call a bee sting validation).

And that pretty much was how the evening went. Honestly if I hadn’t seen it I wouldn’t have believed that anyone who was so bad at what they do could have gotten away with it. Sadly Sally has lost her gift (if she ever had it) and is selling a lie; she’s a fraudster preying on vulnerable grief stricken people.

There are plenty of very good psychics and mediums and there are plenty of others who are nothing more than modern day snake-oil salesmen - Sally falls into the latter.

I went to the Beck Theatre last night to see “Psychic” Sally, and was left very disappointed.
The “readings” were not proper messages it was simply dropping names, hoping one of them applied to who she was talking to and if not, moving on to someone who it did apply to and repeating the process. A lot of process of elimination was being used such as looking at someone’s age and hazarding a guess as to whether or not their parents or significant other would still be alive.. safe to say she got this wrong multiple times, regardless.
She is good at throwing out generic names but again; there were no actual messages but this did not stop her from saying “what a lovely message” after every person she spoke to.
I found it quite disturbing how graphic some of the descriptions were that were provided by audience members and Sally adding on to these sensitive topics with no remorse or empathy, even though the subject of suicide could be sensitive to many people in the audience.
She uses a tactic of getting people to stand together in groups, as this raises the chances of these generic names applying to one of the people that are standing in a group.
There was a set up for dramatics with two people walking out at the front and one at the end, to make the show more entertaining, but there were no notable readings besides two that were at the front in the front row, conveniently.
Sally was very condescending and lacked empathy towards the people she did speak to, she clearly got annoyed with the people not being able to do the mental gymnastics she expected everyone to, to recall they have a great grandparents neighbour who lives at a particular door number, and be able to apply it to feel the message was catered to them.
Sally came off as diva-ish, it made it an extremely awkward and tense watch, and at the end I regretted the fact I’d submitted a picture and was hoping it wouldn’t be picked out, which is probably the case with the first two pictures that had no one claim them. I think to exploit people in a vulnerable state the way she does is awful, she knows people will seek comfort during grief in many ways, and she charges £36 each to maybe get a message about a neighbours pet. Very strange experience, it was entertaining but if you are thinking to attend to get an authentic experience, I wouldn’t recommend her show.
As I said, she just kept chucking out generic names, hoping they’d stick, moving onto the next person who it did apply to, rinse and repeat for two hours.
There was also generic statements made such as “I can smell a bonfire”, of course most people in the UK had these experiences at bonfire night, and so it was easy to apply such experiences to a generic statement.

If you want to see a pattern in something enough, you’ll try hard to fit what Sally is saying to fit your narrative.

She is a business woman before anything else. Please remember that when putting money into her pocket.