Born in Windsor, North Carolina, Jeorge displayed creative talent at an early age, often acting in church and school plays, drawing and painting at home,singing and playing the saxophone. Upon high school graduation, Jeorge received a scholarship to the prestigious Maryland Institute, College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland.Shortly after college, Jeorge pursued his lifelong dream of becoming an actor by enrolling in an acting class at Catonsville Community College in Catonsville, Maryland. The first time he performed a monologue in class, his performance caused one of his classmates to cry uncontrollably; at that moment he knew he was hooked. Soon after, he auditioned for and won his first leading role in a production of Charles Fuller's "zooman and the sign" at the venerable Arena Players community theater in Baltimore.Jeorge subsequently moved to Washington, D.C. working as an actor in the thriving D.C. theatre scene. Feeling he needed more substantial, concentrated training, he enrolled and took classes at The Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory where he studied under famed Artistic Director, Joy Zinoman and Associate Producing Artistic Director, Serge Seiden.In the following years, Jeorge appeared on many of Washington, D.C.'s premier stages, including: Studio Theatre, Arena Stage, The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Woolly Mammoth, The Shakespeare Theatre, Washington Shakespeare Company, Theatre Alliance, The African Continuum Theatre Company and The Folger Shakespeare Library.He has had the honor and pleasure to work with George Grizzard, Dominic West Mary Stuart Masterson, Sonja Sohn, Walter Perez, Helmar Cooper, Harry Hamlin, Fred Strothers, Rhea Seehorn, Gbenga Akinnagbe, Rob Nagle, Tracie Thoms, Timothy Olyphant, Harriet Foy, Chris Ellis, MD Walton, Clark Johnson, Thom Barry, Jon Seda, Al Freeman Jr., Tymberlee Hill, Tug Coker, Carl Cofield, and Dana Ivey among many, many others on stage and screen.Jeorge most recently enrolled and studied at Ivana Chubbuck Studios in Hollywood and is a member of Rogue Machine Theatre Company in Los Angeles. Show less «