A 2004 graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, Agathe Lanctôt made a name for herself in both theatre and television. On the stage, she played many roles under the direction of great directors such as René-Richard Cyr, Luce Pelletier, Éric Jean, Serge Denoncourt, Robert Bellefeuille, Carl Poliquin, Louise Marleau, Charles Dauphinais and many others.

In 2014, Agathe received the Student Audience Award for her portrayal of Sylvia in Le jeu de l’amour et du hasard, at the Denise-Pelletier Theatre. On television, she worked on the popular series Virginie where she played Catherine Deblois for 2 years. We have also seen her in shows such as Dieu Merci, Histoires de filles, Une grenade avec ça?, 30 vies, La théorie du K.O., L’auberge du chien noir and Ruptures. She has also made appearances in recent projects like Les Bracelets Rouges, Doute raisonnable and Ravages.

On the big screen, she participated in the short films Coma by Karine Bédard and Les élus by Dominique Loubier. 

Agathe also lends her voice to many television series, films and commercials, whether it is through voice overprint, dubbing or narration.