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Tremblay, Guylaine

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Guylaine Tremblay

Prize-winning Quebec-based actor, born October 9, 1960, who has played a variety of roles in theatre, televsion, and film since 1980. Guylaine Tremblay graduated from the Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Québec in 1984. She subsequently became a favourite at Théâtre du Trident.

She came to Montreal in 1990 to work with Robert Gravel and was a regular artistic accomplice of his until his death.

She has worked with many of the Quebec's top directors including Robert Lepage (À propos de la mademoiselle qui pleurait), Guillermo de Andrea (La Cerisaie/The Cherry Orchard), Marie Laberge (in her Aurélie, ma soeur, 1988), François Faucher (Le Dialogue des Carmélites), Claude Poissant (Lion dans les rues/Lion in the Streets), René Richard Cyr (En pièces détachées), and Martine Beaulne (Albertine, en cinq temps). In November 1999, she appeared in the premiere of Serge Boucher's 24 poses at Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui, directed by Cyr. From 2010 to 2012, she played the role of Rose Ouimet in Michel Tremblay's Les Belles-Soeurs at Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui (dir. Cyr), which toured Quebec and in Paris.

Guylaine Tremblay's extensive and very successful television and film career included a regular role in Claude Meunier's La p'tite vie, the most popular series in the history of French-language Canadian television.

Her performances are marked by a magnificent voice and a vivacious approach to each role.

Website: https:// www.guylainetremblay.ca

Profile by Gaetan Charlebois

Last updated 2022-02-09