Generic Ensemble Company

Next Friday! Don't miss our screening of Healing Elementals! Friday July 29th at 7:00pm CT! Live on Facebook or Zoom.

GeEnCo invites you to a screening of Healing Elementals, directed and performed by our collaborator Siri Gurudev and the poet and scholar Nathalia H. Ochoa.
This videoperformance features a set of poetic rituals that use the elements (earth, water, fire, and air) to look for cleansing and new beginnings.
Q&A with the artists after the show. Watch us on Facebook Live or Zoom!
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

GenEnCo is a signatory to this important statement against anti-AAPI violence.

Consortium of Asian American Theaters & Artists Advancing the field of Asian American theater through a national network of organizations and artists

Producing Artistic Director, Kt Shorb's testimonial of Anti-Asian harassment.

Quote from Kt Shorb of Generic Ensemble Company

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Today, Tuesday, March 23 marks one week since the Atlanta massacre. To continue raising awareness around the rise of anti-Asian hate, the Consortium of Asian American Theaters and Artists (CAATA) invites you to contribute your stories about pandemic incidents of anti-Asian discrimination, harassment, or violence as part of our social media campaign.

There are two ways you can participate:

1. Contribute your stories at https://bit.ly/HadABadDay. CAATA will quote it in its social media images.

2. Film and post your own video, tag CAATA, and share with our hashtag as well as the hashtags and . CAATA will like, share, and retweet your posts on our own feeds.

The survey will contain guidelines for each way you can participate!

We also encourage you to take advantage of the resources at Stop AAPI Hate. They have a reporting path (not everyone feels comfortable reporting to the police!), mental health resources, statistics, and more.

GenEnCo supports CAATA's immense campaign to highlight Anti-Asian Violence.

To continue raising awareness around the rise of anti-Asian hate, the Consortium of Asian American Theaters and Artists (CAATA) invites you to contribute your stories about pandemic incidents of anti-Asian discrimination, harassment, or violence as part of our social media campaign.

There are two ways you can participate:

1. Contribute your stories at https://bit.ly/HadABadDay. CAATA will quote it in its social media images.

2. Film and post your own video, tag CAATA, and share with our hashtag as well as the hashtags and . CAATA will like, share, and retweet your posts on our own feeds.

The survey will contain guidelines for each way you can participate!

We also encourage you to take advantage of the resources at Stop AAPI Hate. They have a reporting path (not everyone feels comfortable reporting to the police!), mental health resources, statistics, and more.