Man of theatre, radio, play, an eccentric creative, this versatile actor navigates between the stage, cinema, television, writing and voice acting. On the big screen, he played the lead role in Denic Côté’s film Wilcox, a feature-length movie that went around the world.
On television, he alternately embodied Kevin in Audrey est revenu and Manu in Lâcher Prise. We have also had the pleasure of seeing him in Web Thérapie, 5e rang as well as in théorie du K.O. Recently, he plays Daris Boileau in Sorcières.
But it is creation theatre to which Guillaume firstly dedicated the first 10 years of his career, following his acting training at the Conservatoire (in French) and at Concordia University (in English). Fond of original and unorthodox challenges, he collaborated with a myriad of talented creatives, notably Peer Gynt by author Henrik Ibsen (directed by Olivier Morin) at the Quat’sous theatre, in which he plays the lead role; Tranche-Cul by Jean-Philippe Baril-Guérard at Espace Libre; Mommy by Olivier Choinière at the Écuries; and l’Iliade (directed by Marc Beaupré) at Denise-Pelletier Theatre.
Through his theatre company, the magnitude of his imagination expresses itself without limits. He co-founded le Théâtre du futur with Olivier Morin and Navet Confit, for which he takes on many roles; actor, writer and occasionally, director (we can think of projects such as La Vague Parfaite: Un Opéra Surf, 2015, at Espace Libre). He was also co-artistic director of the Écuries Theatre from 2015 to 2022.
Having noted his versatile abilities, it is no surprise that Guillaume also excels in voice acting, being the main narrator of comedy shows Like-Moi and le Club Soly, he has also been a collaborator with Découvertes since 2017. Additionally, he does voice-overs, in publicity and dubbing.
Trained in radio at the Cégep de Jonquière, in his early youth he collaborated on several Radio-Canada radio shows as a reporter, actor and author. On the music side, the voice is his favourite musical instrument; he sang in Clotaire Rapaille: l’Opéra Rock from 2011 to 2014. He also founded and sang with Les Gerry’s (2009-), an A’Capella septet which only covers Gerry Boulet’s hits.
