Before 2010

Born near Paris, he started acting in a theater association and then at the conservatory in Plaisir (2008-2010) under Nathalie Bécue. In 2010, he made his 1st appearance on the big screen in the dystopian film "Carré Blanc" (Jean-Baptiste Leonetti).

Higher Education (2010-2015)
After his baccalaureate, he studied in Sceaux and then in Paris for five years. He first completed a "khâgne" at Lakanal High School (Sceaux, 92), followed by a Bachelor’s degree (L3) and a Master’s degree (M1) at Sorbonne-Nouvelle. In 2014, he was accepted into the CAPES for Modern Literature. At the same time, he studied at the conservatory of the XIVth arrondissement of Paris for three years, where he trained in singing, body expression, dance, and various acting techniques. In 2015, he was admitted to the École Supérieure du Théâtre National de Bretagne for an intensive three-year program.

National Superior School (2015-2018)
In 2018, he obtained the Diplôme National Supérieur Professionnel de Comédien after completing three years at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art Dramatique du Théâtre National de Bretagne (E.S.A.D. du T.N.B.).

Since 2019
Right after graduating, he was offered a variety of engaged artistic projects. Quickly integrated into the world of subsidized theater, he was noticed by Yoan de Birague, who helped him take his first steps in the audiovisual sector (notably in "Tropiques Criminels"). In 2021, he met Frédéric Léonard, who guided him to secure several leading roles, including the character Alex in the film "Rester Vivant" by Luis Letailleur and the character Amingo in both seasons of the series "Ultra Loin" (Blacksheep), available on the France.tv portal.

He goes on in cinema, TV, public theater, and teaching. He considers art as a space for breaking the ice and creating connections, a realm of listening where different worlds can be reconciled.

more : https://www.theatre-contemporain.net/biographies/Arnold-Mensah/presentation/