Michel-Maxime Legault

Michel-Maxime Legault is a graduate of the Quebec Conservatory of Dramatic Arts. He is the co-founder of the Theatre de la Marée Haute for which he has directed the productions Cr#%# d’oiseau cave, Centre d’achats, Ce que nous avons fait, Irène sur Mars, Parfois, la nuit, je ris tout seul, Kvetch, Rhapsodie-Béton, Top dogs et Kick. He also directed Les bâtisseurs d’Empire ou le Schmürz, Savoir Compter, Stop the tempo, Comment je suis devenue touriste, Menteur, Le spectateur condamné à mort, Les conjoints, Warwick, as well as multiple summer theatre pieces.

Since 2005, he has performed in several plays as an actor, including Vermine Radieuse, Dans ma maison de papier, J'ai des poèmes sur le feu, Les Savants, Vie et Mort du Roi Boiteux, Cock, Les Savants, Les Jumeaux Vénitiens, De l'Amour et des Restes Humains, Le Père Noël est une ordure, Piaf and lately on television with Les Beaux Malaises 2.0. We've also seen him in Lâcher Prise, Pure Laine, Les pieds dans la Marge and Toute la Vérité. 

During 2022, he finished three great shows, acclaimed in Montréal and everywhere in Quebec: Entre Ciel et Mer (Cirque Éloize), Il Trovatore (Opéra de Montréal) et Verdict (Les agents doubles). He is also a graduate of a ninth year in classical piano at the Vincent-d'Indy School of Music. He taught operatic stage interpretation at the Laval University and the Sherbrooke University. He is also a guest interpretation teacher at the St-Hyacinthe Cegep Theatre School and the National Theatre School of Canada.

Michel-Maxime is preparing his first solo (Michelin), who will play in the new creation of the Théâtre du Bic, working on an adaptation of a novel by Jean-Paul Dubois and the film Le Roi danse at the theatre.