The actresses and actors
Talented Actors Bring Visites-Spectacles to Life
At the heart of Visites-Spectacles are our exceptional actors, who transform each tour into a truly immersive and unforgettable experience. Experts in street theatre, they infuse every performance with energy, playfulness, and a touch of magic. Thanks to their storytelling skills and dynamic presence, each visit becomes much more than a tour — it’s a living show.
Paul de Montfort
After studying economics at the Sorbonne, Paul pursued acting and trained at a theater school. He has since created several productions, some of which were performed at the Avignon Festival. Featured in numerous plays and films, Paul thrives in the dynamic environment of Visites-Spectacles:
“You have to adapt to the unexpected — that’s what brings the show to life.”
Jérôme Sétian
Actor and musician, Jérôme has composed many songs and co-created Poé’Zic with Anne-Fanny Kessler, a project where classical poetry meets live music. Passionate about the arts, he says:
“It’s a real joy to help people (re)discover Paris in such a unique and playful way.”
Horya Salhi
Equally at ease as an actress, voice-over artist, or dancer, Horya loves the energy of street performance:
“Since joining Visites-Spectacles, my passion for performing in the streets has never faded.”
A regular in our cast, you’ll likely spot her in several of our tours
Sandrine Mallick
Singer, actress, songwriter, and tap dancer, Sandrine has been active in the entertainment world since the 1990s. A true fan of old Paris — especially the Covered Passages — she brings 19th-century characters to life with elegance and charm.
Anne-Cécile Quivogne
A multi-talented actress seen in numerous films, series, and stage productions, Anne-Cécile has been part of Visites-Spectacles for over 12 years.
“These tours are a moment outside of time — a cultural and artistic escape.”
Jérôme Rodriguez
A versatile theater actor, Jérôme moves easily between comedy and drama. You may have seen him in The Nose at Théâtre 13. With his joyful presence and boundless talent, he guarantees a memorable time during any tour.
Marion Servole
Having worked in over 30 productions — from films to corporate videos — Marion is also a screenwriter and director. For her, Visites-Spectacles represents:
“Ten years of cancan, laughter, songs, and storytelling in Paris’s most beautiful neighborhoods.”
Anne-Fanny Kessler
Trained in theater, baroque declamation, and lyrical singing, Anne-Fanny co-created Poé’Zic and performs regularly with Les Malins Plaisirs.
“Visites-Spectacles lets me combine my two passions: Paris and the theater.”
Deborah Durand
A graduate of Cours Simon, Déborah has performed in theater, comedy, commercials, and major productions like La Belle Époque and Un Village Français.
Matthieu Devaux
Singer, voice coach, multi-instrumentalist, and composer, Matthieu even learned accordion to embody a street musician in our Montmartre show — talk about dedication!
Victoria Ribeiro
Trained in theater and passionate about direction, Victoria shares:
“Performing in Paris’s most beautiful locations, sharing their stories — it’s truly special.”
Maxime Coudour
Actor, director, and voice artist, Maxime is a founding member of the street theatre collective Collectif du Prélude, where audience interaction is always center stage.
Suzanne Galéa
Actress, author, director, and tour guide, Suzanne juggles multiple talents. She’s published two books, directed her first play, and continues to develop writing projects for stage and screen.
Florie Auclerc
After training in Paris and beginning her career in London, Florie has worked in film, theater, and voice-over.
“I love Visites-Spectacles for its passionate artists and direct connection with the audience.”
Carole Sauret
With a background in modern jazz, oriental dance, musical theater, and acting, Carole brings vibrant energy to every role she plays for Visites-Spectacles.
Bruno Argence
Trained at Cours Florent, Bruno has performed in numerous stage productions and television series. He also takes part in voice-over workshops, refining his vocal talent.
Cyril Damet
From classical plays to contemporary work, Cyril has explored a wide range of theatrical repertoire. He also composes music and performs for younger audiences.
Arnaud Raymackers
Equally comfortable in theater, improvisation, and audiovisual, Arnaud shares:
“Each performance is a chance to create a powerful connection with the audience.”
Catch him in The Mysterious Affair at the Louvre for an unforgettable moment.
Pascal Seguin
Actor, director, and professor, Pascal co-created The Mysterious Affair at the Louvre and stars in The True Story of Dracula. Passionate about immersive performance, he says:
“Street theater brings magic, boldness, and real human connection.”
Martin Verschaeve
From Marivaux to Shakespeare and from Paris to Moscow, Martin brings international experience to every role. His current passion project: a musical tribute to French chanson icons like Brassens and Ferrat.
Philippe Roux
Actor, director, and musician, Philippe has performed everything from Ionesco to classical and street theater. No matter the style, he brings depth and presence to every show.
