From the young age of 7, Adrien Bletton debuts in the theatrical and musical world. In 2005, he follows a training in Paris at the Cours Florent and then graduates from the Canadian National School of Theatre in 2010.

On stage, he is Valmont in Quartett at the Espace Go, he performs in Le Dindon and in L’Opérade Quat’Sous at the TNM, Trois at the TDA, as well as On ne badine pas avec l’amour and Le songe d’une nuit d’été, both performed at the Theatre Denise-Pelletier. In 2020, he is both actor and musician in Prélude à La Nuit des Rois, a filmed performance at the Theatre du Nouveau Monde.

On the big screen, he plays Sebastien in the feature film Fabuleuses. We can also count him among the cast of the feature film La contemplation du mystère, released in 2021 where he plays the character of Théophile.

He also collects roles on television, notably in Victor Lessard, Conseils de famille,  Bête noire, Avant le crash, Double faute and embodies the role of Simon in the series Épidémie. He is also part of the casts of Toute la vérité, Tout sur moi, L’auberge du chien noir or Trauma, where he plays the hospital resident Marc-André Campeau.

In addition to the screen and stage, Adrien Bletton lends his voice to a large number of projects both in dubbing and voice-over. He is a member of the band Gustafson, with whom he signs multiple theatrical sound designs and releases a romantic electro-pop album titled Le Magnifique during spring 2021.