Myriam Fournier is a multidisciplinary artist with a rich and active career spanning theatre, television, film, and music. A graduate of the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Montréal in 2008, she has continuously taken on new projects, driven by a deep desire to create, which she explores both on stage and in front of the camera, as well as behind a microphone.

In theatre, she has collaborated with Sébastien Dodge, Mathieu Quesnel, Théâtre du Futur, Théâtre Hors Taxes, and Théâtre PàP, in addition to working with major creators such as René Richard Cyr, Robert Lepage, Martin Faucher, and Édith Patenaude.

On television, she has portrayed a wide range of characters in several notable productions, including Faits divers 4, Hôtel, Avant le crash, Mégantic, Sorcières, Passez au salon, Belle-mère, and M’infiltrer dans ta vie.

In March 2026, at Théâtre Espace Go, she co-produces and performs in Nomme-moé, a show written by her best friend Elisabeth Sirois, with whom she is beginning a promising creative partnership.

Alongside her acting career, Myriam is also a musician, composer, and producer. Her flagship project, La fille à Raymond, which she has been developing since 2015, includes two EPs and one album, Toutes des histoires vraies, presented in several Maisons de la culture in 2024.

With many projects currently in development, the coming years promise to be particularly fruitful for this deeply creative artist.