About Alex Tétreault
Born 1994. Alex Tétreault is a Canadian performing artist, activist, playwright and theatre director.
Alex Tétreault (born 1994) is a Canadian writer and activist from Greater Sudbury, Ontario, who has been the city's poet laureate since 2024.
He attended high school at École secondaire Macdonald-Cartier, where he was associated with the Les Draveurs theatre troupe, and later studied in the theatre program at Laurentian University. During this era, he also served as chair of Sudbury Pride until 2021.
His play, Nickel City Fifs : Une épopée queer sudburoise sur fond de trous, premiered in 2023 with a performance at Zig's, the city's gay bar. An English version of the play, Sudbury Saturgay Night, also received a reading at the 2023 PlaySmelter festival.
It undertook a wider tour of markets throughout Ontario in 2025, and its print publication received a Trillium Book Award nomination for French Prose in 2025.
His second stage play, Avert Your Gays, debuted at the 2024 PlaySmelter festival.
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Who is Alex Tétreault?
playwright working in Quebec
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Alex Tétreault was born in 1994.
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Alex Tétreault is a performing artist, activist, playwright and theatre director.
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Alex Tétreault is Canadian.
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