Georgia Van Cuylenburg

Georgia is a rare talent who, at her young age, is a successful and credited Comedian, TV host, actor and voice-over artist. Through her production company "I am Spartacus Entertainment", she is also a credited writer and producer. She is a little Aussie with a huge heart and smile, and an even bigger passion for all things that bring laughter and happiness to the kids (old and young) around the world!Georgia was the host and creator of the kid's award-winning TV show My Magical World (2008) and was also the host of the children's game show That's Funny! (2009). She writes for, and mentors, a number of young child stars. She also dedicates a large amount of her time, as a motivational comedian and mentor, to working with underprivileged children around America.Georgia is the lead voice for one of the top rated video games in the World - Final Fantasy XIII (2009) (aka "Final Fantasy XIII" (2009)) (released March 9, 2010)- a Billboard of her character measuring ten stories tall was featured as part of the games' promotion in downtown LA. She is also the voice of "Angelina Ballerina", "Jakers the Pig" and the narrator/First Mate in "Finding Nemo, the Musical" and "Nemo and Friends Submarine Adventure" at Walt Disney World and Disney Land.As a stand-up Comedian, she can be seen at the Improvs, The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory... and many other clubs around California. She has also appeared regularly on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003).Additionally, she had a soldout one-woman show in the Melbourne Int. Comedy Festival in 2007.Georgia's TV documentary, Baby Let Your Hair Hang Down (2013), is a personal journey /project that is being shopped to production companies and networks for completion and distribution.In Australia, she gained success from being a children's entertainer, both on TV and in theaters. She was "Little Pet, the Recycling Bottle" and "Cloudia Raindrop" for kids all across Australia and toured to Asia performing numerous pantomime shows.Her biggest success in Australia was her award-winning play, readMylips..., which she wrote and produced. It was credited as changing the social climate of Australia in 2005. Show less «