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Genevieve Ngosa is a New York City based artist who was introduced to acting, dancing, modelling and voice-overs from a young age. Genevieve’s passion for her craft led her to pursue formal training in both Grotowski and Stanislavski methodologies. Genevieve is a recent graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts Conservatory where she has been honing her skills as an actor.

What’s the most rewarding aspect of being a creative in your experience?

“Allowing myself to be human - unapologetically, uncompromisingly and authentically, and honestly, it is THE most uncomfortable but necessary growth I have experienced within myself and in my life, to just be…”

Genevieve Ngosa Daniels in an interview with Canvas Rebel.

Current Projects…

Genevieve is preparing to grace the stage in Everybody, a play by Branden Jacobs Jenkins, which is a modern adaptation of the 15th-century morality play, Everyman. The play is directed by Ryan Quinn and is set to premier at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts on February 16, 17 & 18 - Stay Tuned!

Genevieve’s previous roles includes Bonnie in Anatomy Of A Suicide by Alice Birch with direction by Barbara Rubin and Agave in the classic Greek play, Bakkhai written by Anne Carson and directed by Ioanna Katsarou. Genevieve has also worked with Anna Rebek of Shakespeare Workshoppe in an immersive re-telling of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Genevieve played the notorious Cassius in this gripping, political drama that tells the story of a nation, its government and the people. She has also worked on a new web-series, Colored Girl Chronicles, which was directed by Dexcee Lowe. Genevieve has done scene study work with Susan Pilar, Maggie Low and Yvette Heyliger. She was previously cast as Brutus in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar which was directed by Michael F. Toomey as well as Emilia 3, in a new play called Emil!a, written by Morgan Llyod-Malcolm and directed by Ioanna Katsarou as part of her main stage performances at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Genevieve just wrapped a short film she was cast in through Backstage called The Patriarch which was written and directed by Tisa Chigaga. Genevieve Ngosa is the recipient of the prestigious Charles Jehlinger award given by The American Academy of Dramatic Arts to those who come closest to personifying Jehlinger’s ideals by exhibiting excellence as a person and an artist who displays professionalism towards the craft. Genevieve will soon be graduating from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York Company as she continues to work as a professional actor.