Nicole Mérouze and Jean-Claude Cotillard were his esteemed instructors at the Drama Conservatory of Orleans, where he honed his craft in 1991. In parallel, he studied at the Paris school under the guidance of Hélène Hily, focusing on the experimental technique. Subsequently, he pursued graduate studies at the theatre faculty III in Paris, all while maintaining a successful solo career as a mime. In 2000, he made his theatrical debut as a solo character in a musical tribute to the legendary Bourvil.
Throughout his career, he has had the privilege of performing in a wide range of productions, including "Shipwrecked" by Michel Declercq, "Osceola" by Michel Denneliou, "The Night of the Excluded" by Joel Chalude, "Tower Babette" by Karim Houfaid, and "Follow the Leader" by Michel Beatrix. He has also embarked on an international tour, performing in Romania, Portugal, and other countries, including a production of "The Dream of a Summer Night" by Richard Demarcy, where he played the iconic role of Bottom.
In addition to his work in theatre, he has also appeared in several films and television shows under the direction of notable industry professionals, such as Christian Challonge in "The Imaginary Invalid", Frederic Tellier in "Cop", and Jean Dujardin in the series "Palizzi". He has also shared the screen with esteemed actors, including Arsene Mosca and Lorraine Levy in "My Friends, My Loves".
From 2013 to 2014, he had the opportunity to play the role of Principal Stanislavski in "Chronic Gaming" and Yegor in the latest film by René Féret, "Chekhov".
