Actress Isabeau Blanche is gifted with a variety of skills including singing, improvisation and storytelling. Since completing her studies at the École de théâtre of Saint-Hyacinthe CEGEP in 2009, she has appeared on the live stage on numerous occasions, including in the plays La singularité est proche by Jean-Philippe Baril-Guérard, Les amoureux at the Théâtre Denise-Pelletier and Cyrano de Bergerac, among others. Film credits include her role in the highly acclaimed Mommy by Xavier Dolan. On television, she acted in Il était une fois dans le trouble, Virginie, L’auberge du chien noir, Ces gars-là, Mensonges and, more recently, La tour, a sketch comedy show in which she plays one of the leading roles.

A graduate of the École de théâtre of St-Hyacinthe CEGEP in 2010, Pierre-Louis is a versatile and passionate artist. As a live theatre actor, he has worked with stage directors Frédéric Dubois, Catherine Vidal and Jean-Philippe Baril-Guérard (À quelle heure on meurt ?, Le Cœur en hiver, Tranche-cul).

As a puppeteer, he collaborates regularly with numerous companies including Théâtre de l’Oeil, Théâtre de la Dame de Cœur and L’illusion. He has performed on several tours with these companies throughout Quebec, Asia, and Western Canada, and has appeared on the television programs La Tour and LOL.

A devotee of role-playing and board games, Pierre-Louis is co-creator of Es-tu Game ?, a YouTube channel dedicated to parlour games and geek culture. As an expert in the field, his reviews and podcasts garner tens of thousands of followers every day. Since 2020, he cohosts the award ceremony for the As d’or (Golden Ace), awarded each year for the best French-language game at the Festival international des jeux in Cannes, France.

Martin Gougeon is a multidisciplinary artist. A cellist in his youth, he chose to express his artistry through theatre. As a trained actor, he appeared in over 30 theatrical productions. As a director and author, Martin has a strong affinity for touching audiences through comedy. He has been involved in television as well as in the circus arts, which have led him to travel as far afield as Chile. This is his 7th collaboration with the OSM.

A guest artist at the Université du Québec à Rimouski, Martin has also served as a dedicated pedagogue for the past 25 years. He has authored 13 volumes of Petit théâtre, published by Boomerang jeunesse, two of which have been translated in Spanish and are sold in Colombia.

In 2001, Martin founded the theatre production company L’Ancien presbytère, of which he has also been the Artistic Director from the very beginning.

Thomas Le Duc-Moreau began his term as Assistant Conductor of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal in 2019. His previous experience includes similar functions with the Orchestre symphonique de Québec in 2018–2019 and with the Orchestre symphonique de Trois-Rivières, from 2016 to 2018. He is also Artistic Director of Ensemble Volte. Thomas Le Duc-Moreau holds a bachelor’s degree in Cello Performance (2016) and a Master’s in Orchestral Conducting (2018) from the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal, where he studied respectively under Carole Sirois and Jacques Lacombe. Thomas also enjoyed the opportunity to perfect his skills with conductors Alexandre Bloch, Michael Francis, Fabien Gabel and Julian Kuerti.