George Miserlis, a highly accomplished and renowned actor, has garnered widespread acclaim for his exceptional stage presence and versatility in a diverse range of theatrical productions. Among his most notable and memorable roles is that of Manolo Costazuela in the esteemed Equity productions of The Odd Couple, where he had the privilege of sharing the stage with two of the most respected and talented actresses of his time, the inimitable Sandy Dennis and the incomparable Kaye Ballard.
Noteworthy among his acting credits is the significant opportunity he had to take on the esteemed role of Prince Philip in the esteemed theatrical production, The Lion in Winter, at the renowned Brooks Theater in Andover, Massachusetts, where he shared the stage with the talented James Spader.
Furthermore, George had the privilege of being part of the impressive Tribute to Sondheim at the prestigious Luckman and Doolittle Theaters, where he had the honor of performing alongside the iconic and highly acclaimed Tim Curry.
George's illustrious career boasts an impressive array of accomplishments, with a standout highlight being his remarkable performance at the legendary Hollywood Bowl, where he had the esteemed privilege of sharing the stage with the talented Jason Alexander and the illustrious LA Philharmonic.
This unforgettable experience was made all the more memorable by the unique honor George received, which involved the momentous occasion of inducting the distinguished Paul Mauceri and the legendary Placido Domingo into the prestigious Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame.
George's extensive and enduring connection with the esteemed musical ensemble Forever Plaid is a testament to his remarkable career. For over a decade, he was an integral part of the cast, contributing to numerous productions across California and the United States. This illustrious journey commenced when he was initially chosen as the exclusive understudy to the original New York City Plaids, comprising the talented individuals David Engel, Larry Raben, Stan Chandler, and Guy Stroman. Following the original cast's departure to London, George seamlessly assumed the role of Sparky, solidifying his position within the group.
A fascinating chapter in the remarkable career of George, which commenced five years ago, was marked by a 60-city national and international odyssey with his esteemed colleagues from the renowned television show Scrubs. This extraordinary undertaking, known as The Blanks Live Show, was a live musical comedy extravaganza that brought together some of the most talented individuals in the industry.
