Marcus Turner

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Marcus Turner is one of New Zealand's top folk musicians and songwriters, who has performed in most New Zealand folk festivals, as well as festivals in Australia, and in venues in other places overseas. He was also a presenter in the New Zealand children's television programmes Spot On, How's That and Play School. [1]