Antoine Boissereau (Ensemble) discovered the artistic world at an early age through the medium of contemporary dance. At six years old he dreamed of becoming a circus artist and began taking classes in theatre and fine arts alongside his dance training. Antoine moved to Paris and began his circus training at the Italo Medini Circus School, where he first performed in contortion acts and fell truly, completely in love with the art form and its multiple components. The stage then becomes his favorite playground. After completing his secondary studies at the National Circus School of Châtellerault (France) he moved to Canada and joined the National Circus School of Montréal to further specialize in aerial silks, along with hula-hoops and aerial straps. Graduating in June 2020, Antoine has since been performing in many various productions and venues, from a big top tour to intimate cabarets to the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.
Antoine Boissereau
Antoine Boissereau (Ensemble) discovered the artistic world at an early age through the medium of contemporary dance. At six years old he dreamed of becoming a circus artist and began taking classes in theatre and fine arts alongside his dance training. Antoine moved to Paris and began his circus training at the Italo Medini Circus School, where he first performed in contortion acts and fell truly, completely in love with the art form and its multiple components. The stage then becomes his favorite playground. After completing his secondary studies at the National Circus School of Châtellerault (France) he moved to Canada and joined the National Circus School of Montréal to further specialize in aerial silks, along with hula-hoops and aerial straps. Graduating in June 2020, Antoine has since been performing in many various productions and venues, from a big top tour to intimate cabarets to the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.