Claire was born in the vibrant city of Montreal, Canada, a place that would later influence her bilingualism in French and English. Her early education took place at St.Jean De Lalande French Catholic elementary school in Toronto, where she laid the foundation for her future academic achievements.
As she grew older, Claire attended Beaconsfield High School in Montreal, graduating at the impressive age of sixteen with honors. Her academic prowess continued to shine as she went on to attend John Abbott College, graduating with honors in Creative Arts, with a major focus on Theatre Performance.
At the tender age of nineteen, Claire made the bold move to New York City, where she furthered her education at The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre. Her exceptional talent earned her a scholarship for her second year, a testament to her dedication and passion for the performing arts.
Throughout her career, Claire has continued to showcase her impressive range, taking on roles in musicals, theatre, films, and television, as well as performing in sketch and stand-up comedy. Her professional life has taken her to various cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Montreal, as well as international locations, where she has had the opportunity to work on numerous projects.
Claire has been a staple at numerous comedy festivals, including the prestigious Just For Laugh's Montreal comedy festival. Her impressive resume has also led to interviews on major talk-shows, newspaper, and entertainment shows in Canada. In addition, she has been a regular contributor on CBC's "Day One" and had her one-year stunt-fiction blog, "The One Year Manbbatical," published in Toronto's arts weekly "Now" magazine.
