Geneviève Picot is an Australian stage, film and television actress.
Career Picot is a graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art and some of her other performances include The Timeless Land, The Sullivans and Bread and Roses.
In 1983 Picot was nominated for an AACTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her performance in Undercover and in 1991 was nominated for the same award for her role in Proof.
Filmography
Film Year Title Role Type 1983 Undercover Libby Feature film 1987 To Market To Market Suzanna Feature film 1991 Proof Celia (as Genevieve Picot) Feature film 1993 Bread & Roses Sonja Davies Feature film 1994 Muriel's Wedding Store Detective Feature film 1995 Maidenhead Film short 1997 True Love and Chaos Hannah Feature film 2003 Max's Dreaming Rose Feature film 2006 Irresistible Mara's Nurse Feature film 2006 The Book of Revelation Barmaid Feature film 2010 The Last Bottle Mary Film short 2015 Force of Destiny Louise Feature film 2015 The Dressmaker Mrs. Tobin Feature film 2017 Ali's Wedding Magistrate Cummings Feature film
Television Year Film Role Type 1980 The Timeless Land Recurring role: Emily TV miniseries, 4 episodes 1980-81 The Sullivans Regular role: Caroline Sullivan TV series, 183 episodes 1983 Carson's Law Guest role: Cecily Johnson TV series, 2 episodes 1983 A Descant for Gossips Lead role: Helen Striebel TV miniseries, 3 episodes 1985 The Long Way Home Lead role: Robin TV film 1986 The Fast Lane Guest role: Miriam TV series, 1 episode 1987 The Petrov Affair Recurring role: Joyce Bull TV miniseries, 2 episodes 1988 The Four Minute Mile Recurring role: Marjorie Jackson TV miniseries, 2 episodes 1989 Inside Running Lead role: Penelope Phillips TV series, 19 episodes 1991 G.P. Guest role: Melanie Sanders TV series, 1 episode 1992 In Sydney Today Guest TV series, 1 episode 1992 Acropolis Now! Guest role: Nurse Wallace TV series, 1 episode 1992 Good Vibrations Lead role: Kate Riener TV miniseries, 2 episodes 1993 Seven Deadly Sins Lead role: Eve TV series, 1 episode 7: "Wrath" 1993 The Making of Nothing Herself TV special 1994-04 Good Morning Australia Guest TV series 1995 Halifax f.p. - Hard Corps Guest role: Denise Rattigan TV film series, 1 episode 5: "Hard Corps" 1995 Frontline Guest role: Elizabeth Holst TV series, 1 episode 1995 Law of the Land Guest role: Val Weekes TV series, 1 episode 1995 Fire Recurring role: Sophie Harrison TV series, 4 episodes 1996-98 Medivac Lead Regular role: Julia McAlpine TV series, 48 episodes 2002 MDA Guest role: Dr. Sally Williams TV series, 1 episode 2004 Wicked Science Regular role: Principal Alexa Vyner TV series, 15 episodes 2006 Abortion, Corruption and Corps: The Bertram Wainer Story Lead role: Peggy Berman TV film 2007 McLeod's Daughters Guest role: Helen Hall TV series, 2 episodes 2013 Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Guest role: Valma Brightwell TV series, 1 episode 2019 Rosehaven Recurring role: Jenny TV series, 3 episodes 2019 The Hunting Guest role: Judge Goldsworth TV miniseries, 1 episode 2021 Jack Irish Recurring role: Det. Fran Underwood TV series, 4 episodes 2025 Apple Cider Vinegar Recurring role: Linda TV series, 2 episodes
Theatre Year Title Role Company / Location 1975 Verdi Requiem Chorister Sydney Opera House 1976 Blithe Spirit Elvira Condomine Playhouse Hobart 1977 Cabaret Kit Kat Girl Playhouse Hobart 1979 The Three Sisters Jane Street Theatre 1979 The Beggar's Opera NIDA Theatre, Playhouse Canberra 1979 The Ballad of the Sad Café NIDA Theatre 1981 Antigone Antigone / Eurydice Melbourne Athenaeum with Melbourne Theatre Company 1981 Tales from the Vienna Woods The Lady / Others Nimrod Theatre 1982 As You Like It Phoebe Melbourne Athenaeum with Melbourne Theatre Company 1982 The Changeling Diaphanta Universal Theatre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1983 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Honey Russell Street Theatre, Theatre Royal, Sydney with Melbourne Theatre Company 1984 Top Girls Lady Nijo / Win Russell Street Theatre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1984 A Midsummer Night's Dream Hermia Melbourne Athenaeum, Sidney Myer Music Bowl with Melbourne Theatre Company 1985 Sons of Cain Bronwyn Playhouse Melbourne, Theatre Royal, Sydney with Melbourne Theatre Company 1985 The Benefactors Sheila Russell Street Theatre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1985 Trumpets and Raspberries Lucia Playhouse, Melbourne 1986 This is the Way the World Ends Wagner Church Theatre, Hawthorn with Australian Contemporary Theatre Co 1986 Wild Honey Sofya Playhouse Adelaide with STCSA 1987 Happy End Lillian Victorian College of the Arts 1987 The Comedy of Errors Adriana Church Theatre, Hawthorn 1988 Volpone Lady Would Be / Androgene Church Theatre, Hawthorn 1988 The Rivers of China Audra / Doubles Playhouse Melbourne with Melbourne Theatre Company 1988-89 A Respectable Wedding The Bride Melbourne Theatre Company 1990–91 Hotel Sorrento Pippa Monash University, Wharf Studio Theatre, Playbox Theatre 1990 Love Letters Melissa Gardner Victorian Arts Centre Trust 1990-91 On Top of the World Stephanie Fairfax Studio with Melbourne Theatre Company 1992 Summer of the Aliens Norma Russell Street Theatre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1993 The Temple Brenda Blake / Mia (VO) / Lorna St John Playbox Theatre, West Gippsland Arts Centre, Monash University 1994 The Sisters Rosensweig Pfeni Rosensweig Playhouse, Melbourne, Monash University, Theatre Royal, Hobart, Geelong Arts Centre, Wharf Theatre, Glen Street Theatre, Canberra Theatre Centre, His Majesty's Theatre, Perth with Melbourne Theatre Company 1994 A Flea in Her Ear Lucienne Homenides De Histangua Mietta's, Playhouse, Melbourne with Melbourne Theatre Company 1994 There's One In Every Marriage Mietta's for Melbourne International Comedy Festival 1995 Arcadia Lady Croom Playhouse, Melbourne with Melbourne Theatre Company 1995 Summer of the Seventeenth Doll Olive Playhouse, Melbourne, Monash University, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre, Queens Park Theatre, Geraldton, Centennial Theatre, Kalgoorlie, His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, Glen Street Theatre; Canberra Theatre Centre, Ford Theatre, Geelong, The Capital, Bendigo, Gold Coast Arts Centre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1996 My Father's Father Ruth / Anita Fairfax Studio with Melbourne Theatre Company 1996 Miss Bosnia Mira Fairfax Studio, West Gippsland Arts Centre, Monash University, Canberra Theatre Centre, The Capital, Bendigo, Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast Arts Centre with Melbourne Theatre Company 1998 Away Coral Victorian regional tour with Melbourne Theatre Company 2000 The Great Man Fleur Playhouse, QPAC, Playhouse, Melbourne with Sydney Theatre Company 2001 The Rain Dancers Rita Fairfax Studio with Melbourne Theatre Company 2001 The Vagina Monologues Ensemble Theatre, University of Sydney 2002 The Aunt's Story Various Playhouse, Melbourne, Belvoir Street Theatre, Playhouse, QPAC with Melbourne Theatre Company 2005 Barmaids Val QUT, Theatre Royal, Hobart with Hit Productions 2007 Small Metal Objects Carolyn Forrest Place, Queen Street Mall, Mildura Centro, Bendigo Marketplace, Salamanca Square, Hannover, Germany, Place des Innocents, Paris, Radhuspladsen, Copenhagen, Noorderplantsoen, Groningen, Netherlands, Landiwiese, Zurich, Switzerland, Stratford Station, London 2005 Ray's Tempest Ruthie Fairfax Studio with Melbourne Theatre Company 2008 Rock'N'Roll Eleanor / Older Esme Playhouse, Melbourne with Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company 2008 The Spook Trixie / Phyllis Malthouse Theatre, Ford Theatre, Geelong, The Capital, Bendigo, Frankston Arts Centre 2008 The Lower Depths Anna Fortyfivedownstairs 2009; 2011; 2015 Small Metal Objects Carolyn Back to Back Theatre & Korea tour 2010 The Grenade Kerrie Haines Playhouse, Melbourne, Sydney Opera House with Melbourne Theatre Company 2012 Queen Lear Goneril Southbank Theatre with Melbourne Theatre Company 2016 The Great Fire Judith Belvoir Theatre Company 2018 Aspirations of Daise Morrow Older Woman Canberra Theatre Centre, Wollongong Town Hall with Brink Productions 2022 Emilia Judith / Priest / Lord Henry Carey Playhouse, Melbourne, Canberra Theatre Centre
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