Gabrielle Poulin is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice unfolds between creation and performance. Trained in the performing arts and a graduate in acting from the National Theatre School of Canada in 2017, she has developed a career that spans screen work, performance, theatre, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

On screen, she plays Charline Tremblay in the series Doute raisonnable, a role she has held since 2022 and whose scope has grown over the seasons. She has also appeared in the series STAT, Larry, M'entends-tu?, and En tout cas, as well as in the short film L’été des chaleurs and the feature film Menteur.

In theatre, she is the creator and performer of Agora, presented at the Festival du Jamais Lu in 2018. She has also appeared on stage in Nice Try / Belessai with La Fratrie, Les secours arrivent, Sportriarcat as part of the Festival Vue sur la Relève, L du Déluge at La Chapelle, and more recently Entrevues avec des objets at Espace Libre. Alongside her work as a performer, she also acts as an artistic advisor and performance director on certain stage projects.

Her creative work is rooted in a sensitive exploration of relationships with the animal world, approached as a starting point for examining notions of grief, reciprocity, and care. Her performances have been presented notably at 3e impérial, centre d’art et d’essai, at RIPA, at Fonderie Darling, and in various in situ contexts.