George
Irving was a founder member of the South Shields Youth theatre in 1966, and
a director from 1968 - 69.
He
worked at the National Youth Theatre from 1966 - 73, and attended Birmingham
University Drama department , graduating in July 1973, with B.A.Hons in Drama.
He
has appeared in repertory in Newcastle, Exeter, Birmingham and Leicester,
and a season at the Open Space.
...an
abundance of expert close-contact comic acting
1986
Twelfth
Night
Orsino
Shakespeare
Leicester
Haymarket
Sylvester
McCoy
1986
The
Miss Firecracker Contest
Mac
Sam
Henley
Greenwich
Theatre
Gayle
Hunnicutt
Sandra Dickinson
1988
A
Tale of Two Cities
Dr
Manette
Marquis
de St Evremande
Dickens/Mitchell
Theatre
Royal, Bath, and Arts Theatre Cambridge.
Philip
Middlemiss
1989
Poor
Beast in the rain
Danger
Doyle
Roche
Bush
theatre
and
BBC radio broadcast.
Catherine
Cusack
Any
trivial reservations about Poor Beast (its archetypal dramatic curve,
climaxing in a drunken exchange of home truths, smacks of the "difficult
second play" syndrome) evaporate in the context of the trilogy as
a whole, which is simply the fringe theatre event of the year and then
some.
1989
On
the verge
Alphonse,
Grover,
The Gorge Troll, The Yeti,
Gus,
Madame Nhu,
Mr Coffee,
Nicky Paradise
Overmyer
Lilian
Baylis Theatre,
Sadlers
Wells
Paola
Dionisotti , Juliet Stevenson.
...joined
by the extraordinarily versatile George Irving, playing a variety of roles
from the Yeti to a 50s dreamboat.