Gina Murray

12 Sep 2022

Gina is absolutely delighted to join this exciting world-premiere production of Trio. It’s particularly thrilling because she has been working for the past couple of years on her debut solo self-penned album with the incredible Ben Goddard, who has written the music for Trio, and the chance to work with him again is always a delight. She cannot wait to finish recording the album and share it, so look out for it!

During the pandemic, Gina’s group Woman had an iTunes rock number one with Brian May and their track ‘I’m a Woman.’ All proceeds go to Target Ovarian Cancer and Caron Keating Foundation so please do download and stream: https://myslink.app/womantheband

After the pandemic, Gina starred in Starting Here, Starting Now at Waterloo East Theatre, for which she received an Offie nomination for Best Actress. During the same month she appeared at the Royal Albert Hall in Best of the West End.

After her fourth pantomime as Fairy Godmother for QDOS alongside Shane Richie/Diversity, Gina landed a lead role in the short film Mantis as Agy and then went straight on to film The Hunt For Raoul Moat (ITV/World Productions), playing Lesley Stobbart, due to be aired soon.

Other credits include: Velma von Tussle in Hairspray (UK Tour) and Donna in Mamma Mia (Cyprus) and she regularly returns to the role of Mama Morton in Chicago, having played her in the West End, on UK National Tour and in China and Singapore.

Other West End credits include: A Christmas Carol; The Full Monty; Fame; The Roy Orbison Story; Patsy Cline – A Musical Tribute and Carnaby St. Off West End she played Gloria Kramer in the critically acclaimed production of One Touch of Venus and Chloe in Broken Journey, both at the Kings Head Theatre. Her numerous other credits include: The Accrington Pals; Jihad The Musical; Alfie and Fuddy Meers.

Gina played Jo in the feature film Sorted, alongside Matthew Rhys and Tim Curry and subsequently played Kelly in the follow-up feature from the same director, entitled The Flirting Club.

Other TV credits include: Witless (BBC); Doctors (BBC); EastEnders (BBC); Judge John Deed (BBC); Teenage Kicks (Sky One); The Bill (ITV) and several TV commercials including Lidl, Special K, Harper Collins, Littlewoods, Boots, Lloyds Pharmacy, TD Ameritrade and many others.

Voice-overs are a big part of Gina’s career and she has recorded many English Language Tapes, adverts, computer games and animations including Alice in Alice in Wonderland, Summer Camp and Scary Larry. She also does a lot of dubbing for many Netflix and other TV/Film productions: Go Go Corey Carson and Starbeam (Netflix).

Gina co-wrote and starred in her own comedy show in Hollywood at Comedy Central Studios called Here Comes Treble alongside her sister, West-End star Mazz Murray, with whom she trained at Redroofs Theatre School.

She dedicates her performance to her totally indifferent, beloved teenage sons, actors Joe and Max Willis.