U.K. Newspaper The Independent lists Georgia in their Entertainment and Arts section this week (28th April 2012).

Entitled: Observations: One to watch - Georgia Moffett, actress, 27, the article briefly lists her Doctor Who heritage:

Doctor Who is running in Georgia Moffett's veins.

She's married to the show's former star David Tennant, while her dad, Peter Davison, was the fifth Doctor; to further complicate the bloodlines, she met Tennant when playing his daughter in 2008. Next she plays a secretary instructed to undress by her new boss in Joe Orton's farce What the Butler Saw.

What The Butler Saw starts it's previews from 4th May 2012.

Tim McInnerny, Samantha Bond and Georgia Moffett will be joining Omid Djalili in Joe Orton’s great British comedy What The Butler Saw, which will open at the Vaudeville Theatre on Wednesday 16 May 2012 (following previews from Friday 4 May) for a strictly limited season, ending on Saturday 25 August 2012.

Completing the cast will be Jason Thorpe and Nick Hendrix. The production will be directed by Sean Foley, designed by Alice Power, with lighting by Johanna Town, composition and sound by Ben and Max Ringham, and casting by Anne Vosser.

When psychoanalyst Dr Prentice (played by Tim McInnerny) instructs his new secretary Geraldine Barclay (Georgia Moffett) to undress, little does he expect to be interrupted by his wife (Samantha Bond), her blackmailing lover (Nick Hendrix), a meddling government inspector (Omid Djalili) and an inquisitive policeman (Jason Thorpe). But hiding a naked woman is the least of his worries, as libidos run riot, identities are swapped and social decorum is buried.

What The Butler Saw will be produced in London by MJE Productions, co-producers of the West End and Broadway musical Ghost and producers of the critically acclaimed 2009 production of Orton’s Entertaining Mr Sloane starring Imelda Staunton and Mathew Horne.

A teaser trailer and some promo pics are in the What The Butler Saw Gallery

What The Butler Saw runs from Wednesday 16th May 2012 to Saturday 25th August 2012 at The Vaudeville Theatre, The Strand, London, WC2R 0NH

More information about What The Butler Saw is on the Other Work (Stage and Television) Page

Joel Fry - the RADA trained actor behind White Van Man's Darren - posted a blog on the BBC Three Blog.

In his blog post, Joel talks about the mental and physical preparation the actors have to go through to prepare for continous filming.

In this small excerpt from his blog, he talks about Georgia:

The physical preparation involves an elaborate assault course. We all struggle with it, particularly Georgia Moffett (Emma). It may not seem likely thanks to the magic of television, but Georgia is in fact 6ft 7in - the tallest women I have ever met. In all of her scenes (bar none) she performs either sat down, crouched or on her knees. You would never know it because she is such a professional.

Read Joel's full blog post here

Series 2 of White Van Man began transmission on BBC Three from Thursday 23rd February 2012 at 9:30pm.

In our Series 2 Episode Guide, we have details of all of the episodes including the guest stars and music track listings for each of the episodes. Guest stars for Series 2 included: Stacy Liu (Psychoville) Paul Barber (Going Postal, The Full Monty) Mark Benton and Robert Wilfort.

• More about White Van Man
• White Van Man General Galleries (including the new BBC Clips)
• White Van Man Episode Guide (S2)

• White Van Man Series 2 Episode Gallery

On our Adrian Poynton Interview Page, Adrian again speaks to The Burton Mail - this time about Series 2 of White Van Man and the U.S. Pilot of his show - and in a BBC video - talks about the actors and the writing process for White Van Man.

Will Mellor speaks to Digital Spy about White Van Man Series 2 and the U.S remake. Read extracts on the Will Mellor Interview Page.

White Van Man Series 2 - is available to purchase from most online DVD and record stores.

Released on 2nd April 2012, the DVD is retailing at around £11.99 and is available in our Shop to order.

Remember that anything ordered through our online shop earns us a small amount of commission, which we then donate to Georgia's charity: Straight Talking.

Further to the announcement that the pilot for the U.S. version of our very own White Van Man has been commissioned (cast-contingent) by ABC, Kyle Bornheimer is set to take on the role of Ollie - currently played by Will Mellor in the UK version.

With him on board, the pilot, (originally picked up as cast-contingent) is moving forward to production, with Michael Fresco on board to direct.

U.S. Entertainment website Deadline Hollywood quotes:

The single-camera White Van Man is a blue collar ensemble based on the British format and centers on a man (Bornheimer) who is forced to put his dreams on hold in order to take over the family handyman business from his father. The series takes its name from the UK phrase that describes the stereotype for drivers of light commercial vehicles, often self-employed or owning small businesses such as handyman services. The ABC Studios-produced adaptation of the Adrian Poynton-created original, was written by Bobby Bowman who executive produces with Mark Gordon and Andrea Shay.

Deadline Hollywood full article