George Beach

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George trained at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

George is delighted to return to Vienna’s English Theatre for a third time after previously appearing in Dial ‘M’ For Murder and Witness For The Prosecution as part of VET’s 50 year celebrations. And this time, no one gets murdered!

His theatre credits include: Labour of Love (World Premier, Noel Coward Theatre/Jeremy Herrin); Rehearsal For Murder (Bill Kenwright Ltd UK Tour/Roy Marsden); 1984 (Playhouse Theatre/Robert Icke and Duncan MacMillan); Dial ‘M’ For Murder (Vienna’s English Theatre/Ken Alexander); Witness For The Prosecution (Vienna’s English Theatre/Philip Dart); King Lear (Theatre Royal Bath/Lucy Bailey); An Ideal Husband (Vaudeville Theatre/Lindsay Posner); Dangerous Corner (Middle Ground Theatre Company UK Tour/Mike Lunney); Broken Journey (Young Vic Studio/Paul Garrington); My Night With Reg (World Premier, Criterion Theatre/Roger Michell); The Father (PW Productions Tour/Stuart Burge); The Misanthrope (World Premier, Young Vic Theatre/Lindsay Posner); As You Like It (Colchester Mercury Theatre/Pat Trueman) and A Brief Affair/On The Side of The Angels (Pentameters Theatre/Ben Hirsi).

George’s TV credits include: Agatha Christie’s Poirot (LWT/John Bruce); Berlin Break (Oceanic Productions/Reuben Leder); Covington Cross (ABC/Les Landau); The Bill (LWT/Haldane Duncan); Seaforth (Initial Films/BBC/Peter Smith); Soldier Soldier (Central Films/LWT/Tony Gardner); Harry (BBC/Martin Stellman); The Entertainer (BBC Performance Series/Nick Renton); Inspector Morse (Central Television/John Madden); Silent Witness (BBC/Nick Laughland) and Doctors (BBC/Darcia Martin).

Film credits include: The Lossen (Moonwatcher Films/Colin Skevington); Our Secret World (Moonwatcher Films/Colin Skevington); Hush (LCC/Tove Svensson) and Shark (London Met Films/Matt Hutchings and John Somerville).

George is also a keen musician and has previously played piano/keyboards with artists including Joe Walsh of The Eagles, Ray Wilson of Genesis and Stiltskin, Bruce Robertson of Thin Lizzy and Alan Mair of The Only Ones.