Biography (Bio)

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We invite you to embark on an extraordinary journey through history with GENOT PICOR: STORIES SONGS DANCES OF THE VOYAGEURS®.

Portrait of Genot Picor in traditional voyageur attire performing with his fiddle

As a distinguished storyteller, musician, and dancer, Picor brings frontier history to life through captivating performances that transport audiences back in time.

With his Master’s Degree in Theatre Arts from Eastern Michigan University, we’ve witnessed how Picor masterfully weaves together oral traditions and performance anthropology.

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His expertise extends beyond entertainment. He’s also established himself as a respected freelance journalist and grant writer.

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From the shores of the Great Lakes to the heartland of America, Picor’s performances have graced numerous venues. His authentic portrayal of frontier life resonates with audiences of all ages, making history tangible and engaging.

What sets Picor apart is his dedication to cultural authenticity, exemplified by his Native name, “Winter Elk,” Tuscarora/Cherokee Elder Leon Locklear bestowed upon him.

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His training at the prestigious Stratford Festival Theater further enhances his commanding stage presence.