Lisa George - Stanningley, Leeds

Lisa began singing at the age of 9 in her church choir. It wasn't until Lisa went to senior school that her vocal talents were noticed and she appeared in all the musicals and won many a singing contest. At 16 Lisa joined the local amateur operatic society and started her first singing lessons gaining experience in musical festivals, and winning 1st place in many of the competitions.

 At 18 she auditioned for a prestigious singing show in London and sang at the Sadlers Wells theatre infront of hundreds of people At 19 Lisa left school and became a member of the entertainment team as a singer for Warner holidays.

After leaving Warner Holidays Lisa worked with the National Youth Theatre, before going on to read theatre studies at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where she won the singing scholarship for three years running. Since graduating in 1995 Lisa has toured with Lily Savage in the No.1 UK Tour of “Prisoner Cell Block H-The Musical”, the Dusty Springfield tribute show “I only want to be with you”, appeared alongside Jimmy Cricket in “Cinderella”, worked with M6 Theatre Company in “Daydream Believer”, appeared in “Life on Mars” at the Riverside Studios, London, toured as Tammy Wynette in “The Queens of Country”, played Pauline Cain in The Torch Theatre’s Production of “One For the Road” and produced, directed and appeared in “An Evening with Kander and Ebb”.Lisa has also appeared as Fairy Bowbells in “Dick Whittington” and Petunia Pumpkin in “Cinderella”.

Television roles include: Casualty, City Central, Cops, Roger Roger, My Summer with Des, Coronation Street, Olivers Travels, Manhunt, Children’s Ward and Holding the Baby.
Lisa appeared alongside Michelle Collins in the premier screening of the B.A.F.T.A. nominated television adaptation of Jacqueline Wilson’s “The Illustrated Mum”, playing the role of Miss Hill. Lisa appeared in 5 episodes of “Coronation Street” and the controversial singing KFC Commercial, now made infamous for the most complaints ever received!!

A chance meeting with a friend in London lead to Lisa recording backing vocals with The Stranglers on their “Coup de Grace” album and a demo song for a producer in Nashville.

In 2001 Lisa toured with a 13-piece Soul band “The Rumble Band” for 4 years before jumping ship and joining the mighty rockin' big band orchestra, The Cat Pack and recorded on their 2005 album “It Aint What you Do”. With the Cat Pack she supported Little Richard and Chuck Berry in the summer of 2005. Following this Lisa went onto performing with the Jump jive Sheffield band ”The Big Heat” for 2 years and played infront of 4,000 people at the Summer Jamboree festival in Senigallia, Italy. It was during this time that Lisa came to the attention of Raucous Records who asked Lisa to record a solo album with her new band Lisa George and The Pedalos. The album “The Devil Said Shake” is due for release this summer.

In 2007 Lisa toured as a backing singer with Joe Longthorne.

 

 Testimonials

"Dear Georgina,

Thanks for your mail. I have been studying with Lisa and I have to say that she is a fantastic tutor. She covers everything I need to know. She has increased my confidence and I have noticed an improvement in the strength of my voice. I really appreciate Lisa's flexibility with appointments as I can only attend sporadically. I think Vocaltutor has an asset in Lisa, Kind regards, Jim Carey"

 Session Fee: £25 per session in a home studio