Kelly George, a prominent and highly acclaimed British actor, came into this world on December 19, 1970, marking the beginning of a remarkable career that would soon make him a household name in the world of entertainment.
Kelly's acting career unfolded in 1984, when he embarked on the role of Charlie Bates in Cameron Macintosh's esteemed production of 'Oliver', marking the inception of his journey in the world of acting. Following his captivating performance, he was honored with an invitation to join the prestigious Sylvia Young's Theatre school, where he had the privilege of participating in a diverse array of productions, showcasing his remarkable talent. During his time at the esteemed institution, he appeared in a plethora of productions, including 'Who Sir Me Sir', a classic comedy that allowed him to hone his comedic skills, 'Three Penny Opera', a thought-provoking drama that tested his acting abilities, 'No Place Like Home', a heartwarming tale that showcased his capacity for emotional depth, 'Christine', a gripping thriller that demonstrated his range, and had a Carl Davis musical written specifically for him, 'Kip's War', in which he played the titular character, Kip, a role that further solidified his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
