Education
In 2015 she participated in the 13th series of British Broadcasting Corporation One"s Strictly Come Dancing, she was paired with Aljaž Skorjanec, and finished sixth. George attended the Royal Academy of Music, London, studying musical theatre.
Career
She is best known for her role as Trixie Franklin on the British Broadcasting Corporation television drama series, Call the Midwife. According to an interview in the Metro newspaper, as a child, George wanted to become a long jumper, although she also had a phase where she wished to become the first female manager of the Aston Villa football club George decided that she wanted to work in musical theatre at the age of 15, when she was in a production of Les Misérables at her secondary school Edgbaston High School for Girls.
She is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, London and the Birmingham School of Acting.
She gained her first role some two weeks after graduation in the play The Woman in White. She sang at venues including both Wembley Arena and the Royal Albert Hall.
George was cast in the role of Trixie on the British Broadcasting Corporation One series Call the Midwife, based on the book by Jennifer Worth. She was daunted by the prospect of working with the likes of Pam Ferris and Jenny Agutter.
As part of the role she was trained in the medical techniques of the 1950s, including how to deliver a baby.
In 2012, she underwent a press tour in the United States in order to promote the series there. She also starred in the music video for singer Birdy"s cover of "1901". In August 2015, George was announced as one of the celebrities who would compete in the thirteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing.
She was partnered with professional dancer Aljaž Skorjanec.
Despite continuously getting high remarks from the judges, George was eliminated in week 11, finishing in sixth place.