George Chiang is a Canadian writer, composer, producer, and actor. He is best known for creating the musical and film Golden Lotus. He has also authored several children's books.
Acting Chiang has performed at theaters across Canada. He received critical praise for his performances in David Henry Hwang's, The Dance and the Railroad at the Tarragon Theatre, Serpent Kills (Crow'sTheatre/Factory Theatre), Urban Donnelleys (Theatre Passe Muraille), which he co-created,Railroad Direct, NOW Magazine, January 14, 1993Theatre Review Serpent Kills, The Globe and Mail, March 26, 1993A theatrical bat out of hell | Toronto Star, October 14, 1993Donnelleys Dynamite, NOW Magazine, October 21, 1993This Serpent lacking evil, Toronto Sun, March 25, 1993Urban Donnellys looks at feuds from the view of street-level people, NOW Magazine, October 7, 1993 and as the Kralaholme in The King and I (Huron Country Playhouse).
He spent two seasons at Canada's Stratford Festival, where he first appeared in Othello, and Twelfth Night. He also originated the role of Zhu Xu in the world premiere of Salesman in China earning critical acclaim
Chiang has also appeared in film and television productions including Disney's Eloise at the Plaza, American Girl's McKenna Shoots for the Stars, Mary Kills People, and Dark Matter, among others.
Real estate In 2019 Chiang, with Harriet Chung, sold a one percent stake in one of seventeen properties they jointly owned in Toronto and were renting out, with the new purchaser then creating a notice on the same day as the sale "informing the tenants that [the new owner] planned to evicted them for personal use".
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External links Official Website George Chiang