Camille Boullé

Camille BOULLÉ began her acting training in Quebec after moving there in 2012. She graduated in 2016 from the École Supérieure de Théâtre at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).

During her studies, she performed in several productions, working with directors like Louis-Karl Tremblay, Florent Siaud, and Antoine Laprise. She co-wrote and acted in MAELSTRÖM, which won the CEAD award for Best Francophone Script at the 2015 Saint-Ambroise Fringe Festival in Montreal. She also appeared in Tarmac and Sarah 0.2.

Back in France, she joined the company Les Philentropes, taking part in various collaborative creations such as DesMotsCraties and REV.

She also started working with Clara Gelot — together they write, direct, and act in short films. In 2022, Camille performed in Le Sicilien ou l’Amour peintre. In 2023, she joined the creation of Finalement quoi by Philippe Madral, directed by Stephan Hersoen and produced by the Compagnie du Plateau Libre. She performed it in 2024 and will return to the stage with it at the Guichet Montparnasse in fall 2025.

That same year, she played in the short movie Un pied devant l'autre (One step at a time) by Quentin Sylvain and she’ll also be playing in Romeo and Juliet at the Festival d’Aurillac, directed by Jeanne Demeautis.