Pascale Renaud-Hébert

Pascale Renaud-Hébert is a Canadian author, screenwriter, stage director, and actress from Quebec.

Pascale Renaud-Hébert is a Canadian author, screenwriter, stage director, and actress from Quebec. She is known for her theatre work, including *Hope Town*, and for television writing and acting on several French-language productions. She has also served as an artistic assistant at Théâtre La Licorne since 2019.

Early life and education

Renaud-Hébert was born in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, on 7 July 1988. She studied at the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Québec and graduated in 2014.

Career

She works across theatre and screen as an author, screenwriter, stage director, and actress. Her credits include acting roles in television series and stage productions, as well as writing for productions such as *M’entends-tu?* and *Cœur vintage*.

Theatre work

Renaud-Hébert is associated with contemporary Quebec theatre and co-founded the Collectif du vestiaire after finishing school. Her play *Hope Town* received recognition with the SACD Francophone Dramaturgy Prize in 2021.

Television and screenwriting

Her screenwriting credits include *M’entends-tu?*, *Pour toujours + un jour*, *Les Sapiens*, *Les suppléants*, *Chaos*, *La maison des folles 2*, *Cœur vintage*, and *In memoriam*. She has also acted in series such as *Chouchou*, *Stat*, *Entre deux draps*, and *Sans rendez-vous*.