Genevieve’s practice revolves around the dual tracks of radically inclusive, community based work and socially minded, critiques of classics for a contemporary audience. Her latest work, a radically reimagined production of Ingmar Bergman's seminole work, Cries and Whispers, was presented in collaboration with renowned Haegum performer Jeonghyeon Joo through the Center for New Performance and Korean Arts Council.
She has worked in various capacities with The Kennedy Center, REDCAT, The Center for New Performance, The Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Lookingglass Theater, Steppenwolf’s 1700 Theater, Chicago Dramatists, Big Bridge Consortium, Heritage Arts Company, The Special Olympics of Illinois, the senior citizen musical theater troupe Still Acting Up. Genevieve is a company member of Collaboraction Theater Company and artistic associate with Medina Theater Collective.
As part of her arts and social justice work Genevieve holds the position of production associate with Arts In A Changing America.
Genevieve Genevieve holds an MFA in Directing from the CalArts School of Theater and a BA from Vassar College.