Michael genevie
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Michael Genevie is an American stage, film and television actor who is currently the Executive and Artistic Director of the historic Abbeville Opera House, the official rural drama state theatre of South Carolina. Genevie was born and raised in West Virginia and graduated in 1976 from the Florida State University School of Theatre, where he earned an MFA in Directing. He began his professional acting and directing career immediately after an Internship at the renowned Actors Theatre of Louisville and has been the Director of the Abbeville Opera House for more than twenty five years.
Genevie has been seen in over 75 feature films, television series and movies of the week and has appeared on screen with Martin Sheen, Andy Griffith, Carroll O'Conner, Brooke Shields, Donald Sutherland, Lori Loughlin, Rod Steiger, Michael Gross, Jane Alexander, Sam Waterston, Gary Cole, Jake Weber, Tess Harper, Richard Thomas, Rachel Ward, Diane Lane, Fred Dalton Thompson, Jim Belushi, Barbara Hershey and Joe Pesci - to name only a few. According to the Internet Movie Database, some of the many films he has appeared in as an actor include:
Dawson's Creek Cafe Man (1 episode, 2003) The Locket (2002) (Hallmark Hall of Fame TV) Professor King, CI5: The New Professionals Doctor (1 episode, 1999), The Almost Perfect Bank Robbery (1998) (TV) FBI Agent #1, My Stepson, My Lover(1997) (TV) Hospital Administrator, aka Love, Murder and Deceit, aka No Recourse, That Darn Cat (1997) Cop #2, The Secret(1997) (TV) Judge, aka The Killing Secret (UK), A Kiss So Deadly (1996) (TV) Det. Ron Marin, American Gothic Dr. Portis Fields (1 episode, 1996), Dare to Love (1995) (TV) Private Detective, Death in Small Doses (1995) (TV) Dr. Frawley, Matlock .... Attorney (2 episodes, 1993-1994), The Tabloid (1994) TV episode Attorney, The View (1993) TV episode Director, Moment of Truth: Caught in the Crossfire (1994) (TV) Agent Sullivan, aka Caught in the Crossfire (USA: short title), One of Her Own (1994) (TV) Capt. Daley, Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All (1994) (TV) (uncredited) Reporter #1, Bandit: Bandit Bandit (1994) (TV) Biker, In the Best of Families: Marriage, Pride & Madness (1994) (TV) Reverend, aka Bitter Blood (International: English title), Class of '61 (1993) (TV) William Avery, In the Heat of the Night Ron Dubois (3 episodes, 1991-1993), The Leftover Man: Part 1 (1993) TV episode Ron Dubois, The Leftover Man: Part 2 (1993) TV episode Ron Dubois, No Other Road (1991) TV episode Glenn Wottle, In the Line of Duty: Street War (1992) (TV) Daggett, aka Urban Crossfire, Stay the Night (1992) (TV) Ben Root, My Cousin Vinny (1992) Guard #2, I'll Fly Away (1991) TV series Winset Carter (unknown episodes, 1991), In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas (1991) (TV) Wilbur Lundy, aka In the Line of Duty: The Twilight Murders, aka Midnight Murders, Mr. Destiny (1990) Guest #1
Under Genevie's direction, the Abbeville Opera House has twice received the South Carolina Governors Travel Award for Tourism. He is listed in the Abbeville County Hall of Fame Bold textfor his many contributions to the revitalization of the community. The Abbeville Opera House is currently celebrating its Centennial Season having opened its doors in October 1908.
[edit] References
^ National Register Information System. National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service (2007-01-23). ^ South Carolina Tourism Official Site. Retrieved on 2007-06-18.
[edit] External links
Abbeville Opera House
Greater Abbeville Information Network
- http: www.Abbevillecitysc.com
- http: www.theabbevilleoperahouse.com
