Mohsen El Gharbi

Mohsen El Garbi is a Acteur and author dramatic Canadian, of Belgian and Tunisian origin, French expression, born on December 12th 1971 with Antwerp.

Mohsen El Gharbi was born on December 12th, 1971 with Antwerp from Flemish Belgian mother and Tunisian father. To Brussels, it follows from 1994 to 1996, the courses of the School of theater Lassaad (pedagogy of Jacques Lecoq). During the season 1996-1997, it assembles Happy birthday a clownesque number Mrs Wilson with Joris Lhere. In 1997 it settles in Quebec. During the year 1998-1999, he writes Arlequin and Tyrano in which he plays in a setting in scene of Yves Dagenais. In 1999-2000, it joint the company pol. Furrier; this experiment with fact the object of a documentary Logbook with Put Loma (Ex-Centris, TV-Quebec). After this experiment in group, it leaves for Tunisia to the meeting its great-grandmother 100 years! Moved, it creates in Brussels after one year of improvisation, its first monolog, Omi Mouna, put in scene of Bart de Wildeman. The part is played Belgium in 2000 and 2001. In 2002, it creates a second shutter, Omi Mouna or my fantastic meeting with my back grandmother. This tragi-comic part is also presented to Quebec until 2005 (House of the culture of Frontenac, Gésu). In parallel, it assembles Haut the hands! Comic sketch which he plays in round in Flanders and in Montreal. Mohsen El Gharbi played in several Québécois televised series holding of the first roles in My best Ennemi, Watatatow and 450, chemin du golf. In November 2006 it creates Juste to die in the Festival of the Arab World of Montreal, presented in first to the Fifth room of the Place of Arts.

Theater

Actor

2006-2007 : Just to die, monolog of a missed kamikaze!
2002-2005: Omi Mouna II, or meets surrealist with my back grandmother
2002-2003: Hoop in Glorie
2000-2001: Omi Mouna I
2000: Company pol. Furrier
1999: Harlequin and Tyrano

External bonds

" Site of Mohsen El Gharbi"

" Intervieuw Christiane Cart in Radio-Canada "

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