Brigitte Poupart

Brigitte Poupart is a highly accomplished artist with a diverse background in theater, film, and television.

Graduating from the Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal in 1990, she has since participated in over thirty theatrical productions globally.

Co-founding the theatre company Transthéâtre, Brigitte has showcased her skills in writing, directing, and producing her own works.

She directed the final show of Cirque du Soleil's Luzia, which is now on a worldwide tour, demonstrating her talent for large-scale productions.

Not limited to theater, she ventured into film with her debut feature 'Over My Dead Body', receiving critical acclaim and awards at prestigious international film festivals.

Brigitte Poupart's versatility extends to television as well, with notable roles in series like 'Catherine' on Radio-Canada, leading to award nominations.

Her artistic prowess isn't confined to one medium as she has successfully directed and designed musical performances at renowned festivals like the Jazz Festival of Montreal and Francofolies de Montreal.

Additionally, she has collaborated with esteemed artists such as Patrick Watson and The Barr Brothers, further solidifying her reputation in the industry.

Brigitte Poupart's upcoming projects include a 360 fiction film, new theater creations, and involvement in the film 'Les Affamés' by Robin Aubert, showcasing her continuous commitment to creativity and innovation.