Marie-Ève Bertrand, a talented actress, graduated from the Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal in 1998. Her impressive career spans across various mediums, including film, television, and theatre.
In the film industry, Marie-Ève has worked with renowned directors such as Catherine Martin, with whom she collaborated on two projects: MARIAGES and UNE JEUNE FILLE. She has also appeared in the film 1987, directed by Ricardo Troggi.
On stage, Marie-Ève has showcased her versatility by taking on various roles in productions like CHACUN SA VÉRITÉ, VENISE, UNE ÎLE ET UN DÉSERT, ROMANCE ET KARAOKÉ, and others. She has also collaborated with Martine Beaulne and the Jean Duceppe company on several occasions, appearing in productions such as UN CARRÉ DE CIEL, LE DOUTE, and LE DÉNI.
Marie-Ève has also made a significant impact on television, captivating audiences with her portrayal of Myriam Bernier in the series EMMA. Since 2019, she has been playing the role of Éléanna in the popular youth series LES ARGONAUTES.
In addition to her prominent roles, Marie-Ève has also appeared in various episodic television shows, including TOUT SUR MOI, LE PLATEAU, HISTOIRES DE FILLES, VIRGINIE, and GYPSIES, directed by François Bouvier.
Throughout her career, Marie-Ève Bertrand has received recognition for her outstanding performances, including the PRIX DE LA MEILLEURE ACTRICE at the Festival de Verone in Italy in 2002.
