Regarded by many as one of the UK’s most influential acting teachers, George Hall has launched a 5-part podcast series, sharing memories from his 65-year-long career
The podcast series, called George at 100, tells the extraordinary story of Hall’s life and career. Introduced by Neil Pearson, the series is based upon 5 recorded conversations between Hall and a handful of his former students, including: Sir Tony Robinson, Belinda Lang and Leonie Mellinger. The series also includes snippets from a range of other interviews with former students, from Zoe Wanamaker to Michael Grandage.
Hall studied at the Old Vic School with Joan Plowright in 1949, then went on to work as an actor, musician, director and composer of more than 1000 performed songs. He worked for a time as a voice coach, working with a range of actors including Sir Laurence Olivier, Dame Edith Evans and Leslie Caron.
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