Sally Morgan Bewertungen 

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 ....

She really has lost her touch.really not very good sorry

After going to see sally last night my husband and I were absolutely disgusted, what a ripe off … we left during the break!.. sally was on stage for 40 mins & at least 5 minutes of that she talked about social media,… she was calling out random names , the audience wasn’t responding, everything she spoke about was very disjointed, nothing was making sense… if someone put there hand up , sally grasped her chance trying to make what she was saying fit …. I certainly wouldn’t recommend it was a complete waste of £63 !. … 😡

Saw Sally last night. Agree with the other bad reviews. Lots of generic names until someone said yes. Asked lots of questions and didn't give any real messages or information. She spoke a lot in-between about just everyday things to pass the time. Lots of the audience were laughing because it was so bad... complete rip off!

I’m still laughing after going to see sally last night, me my partner and mum went as we had seen her on tv years ago and she seems lovely. She was really bad it was hysterical. She’s stealing everyone’s money but doing it legally, She would say a common name and wait for people to put up their hand. Then she would waffle on in very broad terms about things that didn’t make sense. Lots of people got up and left half way through. We actually had a really good laugh about the ridiculous ways she would try and connect a word to make it fit. It’s the people that were grieving that I felt sorry for. One woman stood up and she told her “your son drowned , the woman shook her head, then after a few wrong guesses the woman explained how he took his own life and sally then says ohhh yess that why I can see his legs dangling!! We all gasped! So insensitive ! She’s a scammer
Go and see a real medium .

Went to see Sally tonight in Sheffield …. Let me say I felt a lot of guessing work she did get some things right but not much , she also said she’d come to the other side of theatre and get the spirits going then a minute later she’s claiming it’s the end and goodnight many was shocked , I also got squared up
To by a psycho woman during the interval that was about the most entertaining part. Won’t be going again utter waste of money

My husband and I went to see Sally which we were so looking forward to after watching her on tv. We were both disappointed with the show and thought it was a lot of guess work. We wish we had left after the first half of the show as the second wasn’t any better. I so wish I had read the reviews on here before so we didn’t wasn’t our money.

Terrible experience. She was more worried about her social platforms. People bemused at what she was saying. Taking selfies, talking about her shoes. Not engaging properly. She had a change of clothes & came on at 7:45 finished at 9:30 with a break in the middle. Unbelievable poor experience

Saw Sally at Epsom play house tonight, she was absolutely fantastic, spot on reading for my mum, spot on readings for everyone! Can’t wait to see her again. Fab show such a lovely lady. Don’t know what all the negative reviews are about.

I recently went to one of Sally’s show as a lady I see regularly I couldn’t get into see her as she the best Sam psychic in Berkshire
I was shocked how bad she was , you may of had an ability years ago but you haven’t now

Shame

I recently had the chance to attend the show in Runcorn, and it was such a unique and intriguing experience!
From the moment the performance began, the atmosphere was filled with suspense and curiosity.
Sally Morgan had a warm, approachable demeanor, making the crowd feel at ease right away.

What stood out to me was how engaging the whole show was.
Sally connected with audience members in ways that felt personal, sharing insights that seemed spot-on and meaningful.

At times, I found myself skeptical, as you might expect from a show like this, but the energy in the room and the reactions of others were hard to ignore. There were still things said that truly resonated with people, which is what made it interesting and worth watching.

Overall, it was a fun and thought-provoking evening.

I'd recommend checking out a Sally Morgan show at least once for the experience.

It was definitely a memorable night!

Although my mum and I had a good evening, the actual show and readings were terrible. Everything Sally said was very broad. For example, ‘there’s someone here called Dawn’. No one put their hand up so she then said ‘oh actually, this person passed away at Dawn’ as if she’s trying to get someone to put their hand up. The show was two hours long, and there was only one reading out of the whole evening that we felt was fairly impressive.

Sally said that she would go through the photos towards the end of the show, but this did not happen. Instead, she focused on one photo purely because a member of the audience mentioned it.

I wouldn’t waste your money on this, do something else instead!

We went to the Brindley in Runcorn. It’s a lovely venue, however with building work currently going ahead, it was hard to find the entrance.

Oh Sally, I was so looking forward to seeing you in Runcorn this week. I hoped for a message from loved ones as did everyone in the audience.
I really was shocked to see how poor you were. Lots of guess work mostly wrong guesses.
Lots left in the interval though Sally said it looked busier after the interval. Spec savers- can you sort her glasses out!

Sorry Sally, it was entertainment as my daughter and I really giggled a lot. As for being psychic, No. I felt bad for the audience. I hear/see/feel a JO , it could be Jo, Joe, John, Joseph, yeah right. Someone died of a stroke (stroke is a leading cause of death). Not good.

I have seen many "pyschics" over the years, usually local churches etc but this was by far the worse I have ever seen.
1.5 hours of guess work, constantly throwing out names and places to the audience, over and over no one accepted them, she then turned to photos and letters audience members had sent in so she "had" to connect with someone, one person sent a photo of her dad, she kept referring to him as her brother until she corrected her, she said "sorry, I thought you said it was your brother"
Every person she "went to" looked confused - and embarrassed because they quite frankly didn't have a clue who or what she was referring to.
Absolute disaster, a lot of people got up and left during the show - I would of done the same if I didn't have to wait for my husband to pick me up at the end.