Sky Academy Arts Scholarships application
George Johnston Acting CV 2014
Television Bootcamp Round 2 Self-tape: GEL scene from 'The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas'
Short Biog
A hugely talented new Drama Centre graduate. Credits whilst training include In Basildon, Three Sisters, The Provoked Wife, Rocket To The Moon and Julius Caesar. ...
A hugely talented new Drama Centre graduate. Credits whilst training include In Basildon, Three Sisters, The Provoked Wife, Rocket To The Moon and Julius Caesar.
Characteristics
Location:Greater London
Height:1.87
cm
Weight:75
kg
Playing Age:17-27
years
Gender:Male
Appearance:Scandinavian
Eye Colour:Blue-Grey
Hair Colour:Blonde
Hair Length:Mid Length
Athol Fugard's 'Blood Knot'
Headshots 2014
Production Photos
Gerald Durrell's 'My Family And Other Animals'
Tom from David Eldridge's 'In Basildon'
'The Soldier' by Rupert Brooke
'The Rise and Fall of Oliver Cromwell' by David Starkey
Theatre: Heart of Darkness Ben Redwood sees an almost flawless production by Ben Redwood Wednesday 22nd May 2013, 09:49 BST The thing is, this performance was made incredibly eerie by the fact that Guy Clark, sole actor as Marlow, turned out to be my look-alike. Admittedly, a few facial features are different, but the similarity was still unnerving. In certain lights, it was like watching a video of myself. I therefore felt no guilt in checking out our muscle definition when he took his top off; and mercifully, I don't scrub up too bad. Lacan eat your heart out...
Reviews for 'Heart of Darkness', adapted by George Johnston
In 2013 I adapted Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' into a one-man show. The play was incredibly well recieved and here are a few reviews from the play's first run at the Corpus Playrooms and the Arcola Theatre.
Reviews for 'Heart of Darkness', adapted by George Johnston
Headshots 2013
Show Reel - Keep The Aspidistra Flying
Completel Voice Reel
I took a walk up Wheatham Hill to see
The water on the ground; I took a walk
Up Wheatham Hill, to leave my family long
Behind; I took a walk up Wheatham Hill
Because though city born I love the land
At heart. The trees, the fields, the quiet, the breeze,
The views... I walked slowly because
I didn't care to get back for lunch.
Not with that fuckwit family. My own.
Granted, having no parents is tough, but
Having them could be worse.
Poems
Poems
Video Clip - Travels With Sherlock