Geordie White, a talented Canadian-born thespian, has embarked on a multifaceted and varied acting career, traversing numerous urban landscapes and geographical regions. His odyssey commenced in the cosmopolitan city of Toronto, where he pursued his passion for the performing arts at the prestigious Ryerson Theatre School. Subsequently, he gained widespread recognition and acclaim in the realm of commercial advertising, securing a plethora of bookings, including a particularly memorable and iconic "Max Headroom" Coca-Cola television commercial.
Noted actor White's impressive career trajectory boasts a diverse array of accomplishments, including a high-profile promotional campaign for the 1988 Winter Olympics held in the picturesque town of Banff, nestled in the heart of Alberta, Canada.
Prior to his work in the world of sports promotion, White had already made a name for himself in the Toronto theatre scene, where he had the esteemed privilege of playing the titular role in a production of Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece, MacBeth.
As his professional trajectory continued to unfold in the vibrant city of New York, he remained actively engaged in the world of theatre, where he simultaneously pursued a trifecta of artistic endeavors: acting, direction, and set design/building. Specifically, he was involved in the production of Samuel Beckett's iconic play, Endgame, which ultimately proved to be a resounding success. Furthermore, he also secured a significant role in a prominent commercial campaign for the United States Postal Service (USPS),which necessitated a transatlantic journey from New York to Pinewood Studios in London. As part of this project, he was tasked with playing the role of a trapeze artist, a challenging yet captivating performance that showcased his impressive range as a thespian.
Noted television personality, White, made a notable appearance in the beloved television series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, in the episode "Tabula Rasa", where he brought to life the character of Vamp #1, allowing him to indulge in the thrilling experience of menacing the iconic "Scooby Gang" collective.
As Vamp #1, White's impressive acting skills were showcased through his delivery of memorable lines, including the ominous command, "Send out Spike", and the sinister declaration, "We wanna kill the Slayer, boss", leaving a lasting impression on fans of the show.
After successfully accomplishing his objectives, renowned individual, White, relocated to Atlanta, a bustling metropolis in the southeastern United States, with the intention of starting a family with his loving spouse, Kim St. John White, a talented makeup artist whom he had the pleasure of marrying in the year 2000.
