Geneviève Brunet, now 74 years young, has had a remarkable career spanning over 55 years in the world of theatre. This talented actress and director, often working in tandem with her twin sister Odile Mallet, has made a lasting impact on the stage. In addition to her acting and directing, Brunet has also showcased her skills as a set and costume designer for several stage productions.
Geneviève's journey in the theatre began in the early 1950s in Yugoslavia, where she played the role of Célimène in Molière's 'Le misanthrope'. She then went on to join the prestigious Théâtre Français company for a year, followed by a stint with the renowned Théâtre National Populaire led by the illustrious Jean Vilar.
Throughout her illustrious career, Geneviève has had the privilege of appearing in numerous iconic plays penned by celebrated authors. These include works by Corneille, Molière, Goldoni, Beaumarchais, Balzac, Feydeau, Pirandello, Giraudoux, and Ionesco. Her extensive repertoire boasts an impressive range of characters, from Célimène in 'Le misanthrope' to the titular character in Beaumarchais' 'Le mariage de Figaro'.
While Geneviève has made appearances on television and in film, her true passion has always been the theatre. With a career spanning over five decades, she has undeniably dedicated herself to the craft, serving as a master of her art and earning the respect of her peers.
