Geneviève has pursued a rich and varied career for nearly twenty years. Shortly after graduating from the St-Hyacinthe Theater School, she participated in the creation of Le Sourire de la morte presented at the Théâtre du Double Signe.

She then had the opportunity to perform the monologue Mérédith at the Monument national and at the Prospero Theater. Under the direction of René-Richard Cyr, she created the role of Marie-Ange Brouillette in Les Belles Sœurs: The Musical presented at the Segal Center in Montreal and on tour in Canada.

Geneviève also played Marie-Ange in the French version of Les Belles-Sœurs on the 50th anniversary of its creation. On the big screen, she played in Against All Hope and Everything You Own by Bernard Émond. On television, she can be seen in Fatal Vows, O', Transplant, Camera Café and Madame Lebrun.