Support Genesis

Genesis Repertory is a non-profit 501c3 professional arts & education organization operating in the Tristate area, incorporated in 1999 by associates at Wilke Farr & Gallagher. Donations can be made to the company-proper or to a particular unit. Donations can be focused toward a specific unit (classical, new works, operatic) or to a program (classes, Project R.E.A.C.T.)

Watch the video below to see Jay Michaels talk about the importance of supporting the arts in Brooklyn.

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Genesis Repertory Ensemble, Inc.
P.O. Box 90289
Brooklyn, NY 11209

  • The Classical Stage takes the works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries and “while keeping faithful to the text,” modernizes the setting, making it accessible and understandable to a wide and varied audience. The Classical Stage is Genesis most successful division.
  • The Young People’s Stage – Anne & Fay’s Stage dedicated to the memory of Anne Berman & Fay Tomick, two philanthropists who took a special interest in Genesis’ work, this division gives children their first experience of live, professional theatre. This division also sponsors John Stillwaggon’s Act-Out Acting program
  • The New Works Stage – The King Series named for Anthony King, one of Genesis’ original benefactors and former associate of the Manhattan Theatre Club  creates opportunities for new plays and playwrights to share their latest works with all audiences. Genesis has presented numerous new works at The Fringe Festival and other off- and off-off Broadway venues.
  • Project R.E.A.C.T. Repertory of Emerging Artists from College Theaters – this project branched from the Young people’s Stage and is designed to open the door to the world of professional theatre to students from colleges and conservatories.  This project was inaugurated at the 2005 New York International Fringe Festival with students from Fordham University, Brooklyn College, Yeshiva University, and Kingsborough College.
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