Fabien Cloutier is creator, author and main actor of the television series Léo, presented on Club Illico and TVA. Thanks to this series, he won the Gémeaux Prize for best leading male comedy role two years in a row. He is also the recipient of two Gémeaux Awards for best supporting role in 2015 and 2021 for his performance in Les Beaux Malaises. In 2018, he won the Gémeaux Prize for best leading role in a drama series for his interpretation of the one and only Mike Pratt in Faits Divers.

He has performed in more than twenty theatre productions in both Quebec and Montreal. On the small and big screen, we could see him in Le Club Vinland, La Chasse-Galerie, La Maison du pêcheur, Karl/Max, Blue Moon, Les pays d'en Haut, Plan B and Boomerang, to name a few. As a columnist, he spiced up the shows Paparagilles and Esprit critique and on the radio Plus on est fous, plus on lit and Puisqu'il faut se lever with Paul Arcand.

Fabien Cloutier is also the author and performer of the texts Scotstown and Cranbourne which have been presented on several stages across Quebec, as has his first comedy show, Assume. His play Billy (Les jours de hurlement) won the Gratien-Gélinas Prize in 2011 while his novel Pour réussir un poulet won the prestigious Governor General's Literary Award in the fall of 2015. Fabien is host of several ComédiHa! galas, of the documentary Mononcle, from the daily show Ça va bien aller and from the urban trip 99 raisons d'aimer Montréal. After a tour across Quebec, his new show Délicat received an ADISQ nomination for Show of the Year - Comedy.