About Sarah Louis-Jean
Sarah Louis-Jean was an actor, circus performer, dancer and acrobat.
Sarah Louis-Jean is a Canadian circus artist born in Montréal. She specializes in boleadoras.
As a performance artist, she has worked in several countries and achieved international success. She also works as an artistic coach and singer.
In television and film, she works both as an actress and a circus artist, stunt performer, and dancer.
Biography Sarah Louis-Jean began practicing ballet at the age of 3 and continued her studies at the École supérieure de ballet du Québec and the National Ballet School of Canada. At a very young age, she danced in the production of The Nutcracker by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.
In 2015, she studied at the École supérieure de théâtre musical in Montreal and participated in various camera acting workshops at the Ateliers Danielle Fichaud. Sarah Louis-Jean has also been involved in research and creation with The 7 Fingers for the opening ceremonies of the Sochi Olympics.
She has also worked in Germany with several organizations such as Cirque Roncalli
Moreover, she was employed by Cirque du Soleil as a dancer and boleadoras performer, as well as a coach and artistic director.
Performances Cirque du Soleil Cirque Éloize, Les 3 Géants Cirque Éloize, in Dubai, Clé Dubai Cirque Roncalli, in Germany Internationales Variete Festival, in Germany Krystallpalast, in Germany, with the show "Boom!" Hansa-Theater, in Germany Best of Broadway, at the Tropicana Hotel in Atlantic City Doha Tennis Tournament, in Doha Opening ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, in Vancouver Moonshine Follies, at Resorts Casino Hotel Montreal Jazz Festival Nuevo Arte Nativo, in Buenos Aires, in Argentina The Box, in London Sydney GPO, in Australia Dracula's Cabaret, in Australia
Filmography In addition to her professional performances in circus arts, Sarah Louis-Jean has also worked in television and film. Additionally, she has appeared in advertisements and performed as an artist and dancer in several TV shows.
Cinema Film: 2015: N.O.I.R. - Sandra
Television 2010 : Échelle du talent 2021 : Talents bleus de la semaine des 4 Julie 2021-2022 : Chanteurs masqués 2021 : Cochon dingue 2021 : Au Suivant 2021 : Bye Bye 2021 : Woke 2021 : District 31 : Enquêteuse 2021 : L'Homme qui aimait trop : Préposée de chambre 2021 : Les Honorables II : Greffière 2021 : L'heure bleue : Béa 2021 : Une autre histoire : Cliente café 2021 : Un lien familial : Voyageuse 2022 : Alertes : Amanda Sabara 2022 : Génial
Prix et distinctions Record Guinness On July 5, 2019, Sarah Louis-Jean achieved a record recognized by Guinness World Records for the most ground strikes with boleadoras in one minute.
By accomplishing this feat, Sarah Louis-Jean hopes to bring awareness to boleadoras and inspire many others to push their limits.
She also serves as one of the two official spokespersons for the 2020 edition of the Guinness World Records Tour, representing the book in which her record is listed. and Global News, among others.
Other Distinctions Australian's Circus Festival Mega Star Competition (3rd place) L'échelle du talent (2nd place) Talents bleus (finalist)
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