Actress, host, columnist and author, Catherine Trudeau communicates in many ways. On the small screen, we will remember her playing the famous Lyne-la-pas-fine in the series Les Invincibles. She was also seen in the Living Memories, Watchtower, Family Councils
series and in the final season of O’. More recently she has been seen in the five seasons of the popular series Ruptures
where she played the lawyer Marie Rousseau.
In the theater, she most recently appeared on stage in the plays J’accuse, The Game of Love and Chance
and Hurlevents.
In the cinema we have seen her in many films, such as: La loi du cochon; Seraphim, a man and his sin; The tar angel; The Occident
or even The Child Prodigy.
On radio, she collaborated on the show Pas tous en même temps
during the two years of the broadcast and she provides the children’s literature segment to Plus on est de fous plus on lit.
Catherine is also spokesperson for the Prix des libraires Jeunesse du Québec, ambassador for the Maison Théâtre Foundation and can be read on her personal blog, Noteamoime.com. She published her first children’s novel at Éditions La Bagnole in the fall of 2019; Berenice.