Sandrine Bisson

Sandrine Bisson is a Québécoise actress from Quebec City, Canada, active in film, television, and theatre.

Sandrine Bisson is a Québécoise actress from Quebec City, Canada. She graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada in 1999. She is known for roles in Ricardo Trogi’s autobiographical films, including 1981, 1987, 1991, and 1995.

Early life and education

Sandrine Bisson was born in Quebec City in 1975. She studied at the National Theatre School of Canada and completed her training in 1999 before beginning a professional acting career.

Career

Bisson has built a career in film, television, short films, and theatre. Sources describe her as active in Quebec productions for more than 25 years, with notable roles in both dramatic and comedic projects.

Film roles and recognition

She is especially associated with Ricardo Trogi’s films 1981, 1987, 1991, and 1995. Her performance in 1981 won the Jutra Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2010, and other sources note further nominations and awards, including Iris and Gémeaux honours.

Television and theatre work

Bisson has appeared in several Quebec television series and has remained active on stage. Theatre biographies note performances with companies such as Duceppe, Denise-Pelletier, La Licorne, and the Théâtre du Rideau Vert. Her credits include Le temps des framboises, Le bonheur, Léo, Fragile, Épidémie, Mensonges, and Les beaux malaises.