Passionate about acting, storytelling and the theatrical transformation, Catherine Allard always knew that she wanted to be an artist. A graduate of the Montreal Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, she has appeared on stage in numerous theaters across Montreal, France, and Quebec City, her hometown.

Catherine took part in many tours around the province and has developed a privileged relationship with the Théâtre du Bic in the last 10 years. Six summers performing in this enchanting place have allowed her to develop a deep relationship with this theater and the region.

Film and television were also milestones in her career, especially in the television series Le Bleu du Ciel, Annie et ses hommes and Destinées, the feature film Histoire de famille and the short film Perle.

Perfectly bilingual, she has also worked in English throughout her considerable stage experience, for example in the play Past Perfect, directed by Jackie Maxwell at the Centaur Theatre.

Curious and a perfectionist, Catherine constantly tends to her craft, for instance, by attending Shakespearian workshops in England or John Strasberg’s classes in New York in the most recent years.

In 2018, she takes on the role of editor for Yan Giroux's film À tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas. The same year, she embodies Pauline Julien in the play Je cherche une maison qui vous ressemble, play which Catherine will perform during four years. In the meanwhile, she wins the Françoise-Graton Prize for this role in 2019.