Larissa Corriveau

Larissa Corriveau is a Québécoise actor, writer, and director from Quebec, Canada.

Larissa Corriveau is a Québécoise actor, writer, and director from Quebec, Canada. She is known for her work in Montreal theatre, television series such as *Toute la vie* and *Sorcières*, and her film roles in Denis Côté’s *Répertoire des villes disparues* and other projects. Her career reflects the province’s French-language theatre, television, and film industries.

Career

Corriveau built her reputation on the Montreal theatre scene before expanding into television and film. She is described as a Québécoise actress and an artist with work in theatre, television, cinema, writing, and directing.

Film and television

She gained wider attention for her film role in *Répertoire des villes disparues* (2019). Her television roles include productions such as *Plan B*, *Léo*, *Marche à l’ombre*, *Unité 9*, *Toute la vie*, *Sorcières*, and *À cœur battant*.

Writing and directing

Corriveau has also worked as a poet, screenwriter, and filmmaker. She is associated with the production company La Demeure, where she develops short films and music videos. Her poetry has been shortlisted for the Prix Arthur Rimbaud and the Radio-Canada poetry prize.

Theatre work

Her stage work includes collaborations with Marie Brassard, Alice Ronfard, Brigitte Haentjens, Catherine Vidal, Marie-Ève Milot, and others. Productions include *Candide ou l’Optimisme*, *Richard III*, *Je disparais*, *La Cerisaie*, and *Nathan*.