Gabrielle Poulin B is an actress and multidisciplinary artist based in Montreal and a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada (2017). 

Best known for her role as Charline Tremblay, one of the main characters in the television series Doute raisonnable (seasons 2 to 5), she has also appeared in STAT, Larry, M’entends-tu and En tous cas. On the big screen, she has appeared in Émile Gaudreault’s feature film Menteur, as well as in short film projects such as Marie-Pier Dupuis’s L’été des chaleurs (Heat Spell), which won the ARTE Award at the Brussels Short Film Festival (2023) and nominated for the 2024 Canadian Screen Awards, as well as being selected for the Telluride and Melbourne International Film Festivals.

On stage and as a performance artist, her career includes various creations and collaborations (NICE TRY, La Fratrie; La Chapelle; Théâtre Espace Libre) as well as residencies and solo projects in contemporary art (3e impérial centre d’essai en art actuel; RIPA, Fonderie Darling). Alongside her work as a performer, she also acts as an artistic advisor and performance director.

You can see her on the big screen this year, playing Michelle in Labrador, Rodrigue Jean’s upcoming feature film.