Visiting Lecturer in Playwriting
GENEVIEVE SIMON (they/he) is an actor and writer based in New York.
As a playwright, Genevieve centers queer people in magical worlds at the intersection of family, identity, and bodies of water. He is a 2025 NYSCA Commission Winner, a 2023-24 New Georges Audrey Resident, a member of the 2024 Page 73 Writers Group, and was a Semi-Finalist for the Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship in 2023 and 2024. His climate-doom-comedy BLOOM BLOOM POW was a Finalist for the 2022 EMOS Ecodrama Playwrights Festival. Genevieve’s work has also been supported by The Bushwick Starr, Ars Nova, The Brick, Fresh Ground Pepper, Shadowland Stages, Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Parsnip Ship, The Tank, Arts on Site, NYSCA, The Puffin Foundation, Holton-Arms School, and The Cincinnati Fringe Festival. He is a New Georges Affiliated Artist, and their writing has been published in Howlround Theatre Commons.
As a playwright, Genevieve centers queer people in magical worlds at the intersection of family, identity, and bodies of water. He is a 2025 NYSCA Commission Winner, a 2023-24 New Georges Audrey Resident, a member of the 2024 Page 73 Writers Group, and was a Semi-Finalist for the Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship in 2023 and 2024. His climate-doom-comedy BLOOM BLOOM POW was a Finalist for the 2022 EMOS Ecodrama Playwrights Festival. Genevieve’s work has also been supported by The Bushwick Starr, Ars Nova, The Brick, Fresh Ground Pepper, Shadowland Stages, Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Parsnip Ship, The Tank, Arts on Site, NYSCA, The Puffin Foundation, Holton-Arms School, and The Cincinnati Fringe Festival. He is a New Georges Affiliated Artist, and their writing has been published in Howlround Theatre Commons.
Genevieve is currently a Lecturer of Playwriting at Skidmore College. He has been a guest artist and facilitated workshops for K-12 and college students at
Oberlin College, Two River Theater, Emory University, Notre Dame University, SUNY Buffalo State, SUNY New Paltz, Nebraska Shakespeare Festival, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, and University of North Carolina at Wilmington.