Favorite Recent Roles
Jean Verse in …And Jesus Moonwalks the Mississippi at Saint Mary’s College of California, Directed by Kenneth Prestininzi
Eilif in Public Enemy with New Fortune Theatre Company, Directed by Richard Baird
Franky in The October Night of Johnny Zero with Backyard Renaissance Theatre Company, Directed By Richard Baird
Frank in School for Lies at Saint Mary’s College of California, Directed by Daniel Larlham
Tuzenbach in Three Sisters at Saint Mary’s College of California, Directed by Frank Murray
Narrator in Every Brilliant Thing at Saint Mary’s College of California, Directed by Ciera Eis
Upcoming Performances
Marcus in The Harvest by Samuel D. Hunter, Directed by James P. Darvas
Dean/Devin in Gloria by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Directed by James P. Darvas
Performance Reviews
Geoffrey Ulysses Geissinger did a great job as Richard who, like others, had to be who he was and who he was not simultaneously. He was in-the-moment and radiated stage presence…or screen presence.
— Tony Wade, Daily Republic on Richard in Fuddy Meers
As Franky, Geoffrey Ulysses Geissinger takes his character on a journey, starting out as timid and boyish but later revealing darker and more calculating depths.
— Pam Kragen, San Diego Union-Tribune on Franky in The October Night of Johnny Zero
Geissinger shows Bourdin’s disturbing mental state in shifting from a gifted con artist to a man trying to protect his position. His anger, a mask for Bourdin’s growing fear of exposure, is intense, occasionally desperate and provides a dramatic undercurrent to the narrative.
— David Dixon, San Diego Story on The Chameleon
Geissinger's Franky is timid and awkward, smart and secretive, and clearly has a strong survival instinct.
— E.H. Reiter, Broadway World on Franky in The October Night of Johnny Zero