About Georgina

Georgina White is a RADA trained British actor and singer. She has worked professionally in theatre and on screen since she was a teenager with her West End debut, at just 15, as Laurey in Oklahoma! in the National Youth Music Theatre’s UK tour. Throughout her extensive career, Georgina has played leading roles in theatres all over the UK performing in plays, musicals and actor/musician productions, Roles have included Shakespearean heroines, musical damsels and many a villain!

Having played many roles with a darker side, she was inspired to write & compose her one woman musical play ‘Villainess‘, a dark comedy exploring the psychology behind the evil mind. Villainess had an R&D week at The Turbine Theatre, off West End and is currently in development. Details of the show’s first run will be announced here. 

Georgina has most recently played Christine Bott in the Welsh tour of hit rock musical Operation Julie followed by the national tour of Dido’s Bar, playing the goddess Juno. She also co-wrote one of the shows songs ‘I Know This Heart’ (Dash Arts). Pre-Covid, Georgina was on stage playing femme fatale & nightclub chanteuse Madeleine in Kaite O Reilly’s 5* production of ‘The Beauty Parade’ at Wales Millennium Centre. Georgina was recently in cinemas, acting opposite the late John Hurt in ‘That Good Night’, she has also provided many character voices for Samsung’s TV animation series ‘Bro Bots’ and works frequently as a Voice Over Artist for Jane Austen’s House and The Charles Dickens Museum; she has a fully equipped Home Recording Studio. 

Georgina is also a vocal coach working with professional actors, and those in training, looking to broaden their technique, style and audition repertoire. As a classically trained singer with a passion for jazz and musical theatre, Georgina has been required to sing almost every musical genre throughout her career. Aside from online coaching sessions, Georgina specialises in Acting Through Song, leading workshops in Drama Schools. 

Georgina is the manager, arranger and 1/3 of close harmony trio/musicians, ‘The Sass Sisters’. The girls went down a storm at Summer Festival ‘Standon Calling’ and other recent credits include Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club London, The Widgeon Theatre Boat London and   ‘An Evening With The Sass Sisters’ at Maltings Arts Theatre St Albans.