Christophe Delesques, a talented French actor, divides his time between Geneva and London. In 2010, he embarked on a significant venture by founding his own company in Switzerland, which would serve as the platform for his five-year theatrical training. This rigorous training was conducted under the guidance of renowned experts in the field, including Georges Guerreiro, who specialized in the Meisner and Stanislavski methods, as well as Valérie Poirier and Khaled Khouri.
In addition to his theatrical training, Christophe also pursued further education in movement theatre and masks with Fabian Gysling, who was well-versed in the Lecoq and Lassaad techniques. He also honed his skills in contemporary dance through Laban training, singing and voice with Tiphène Pichonnaz, and screen acting and improvisation at the City Academy in London.
Over the past few years, Christophe has had the privilege of playing a diverse range of characters in both contemporary and classical plays on various European stages. His performances have been directed by notable directors such as Nicolas Vivier, Gaspard Legendre, Sami Kali, Anne-Shlomit Deonna, and Claudia Nuara.
One of his most notable performances was his one-man show, Le Journal d'un Fou, based on the works of Gogol, which was created in Switzerland. He also had the lead role in Le Malade Imaginaire, a production by Molière, which toured internationally in 2022-2023 and was produced by the American Drama Group Europe.
In addition to his work in theatre, Christophe has appeared in numerous short films, commercials, and television series. He has also had the opportunity to play the lead role in two British feature films, Odile in 2023, directed by Elsie Nemlin, and Exit in 2020, directed by Michael Fausti. His performance in Exit earned him a nomination for Best Actor at the GenreBlast Festival in the United States.
Aside from his acting endeavors, Christophe is also a skilled set and costume designer, as well as a director and producer for films and theatre plays.
