Ugo Broussot's artistic journey commenced with a comprehensive training program at the prestigious Conservatoire Régional d'Art Dramatique d'Orléans, where he had the privilege of being mentored by three esteemed directors: Nicole Mérouze, a respected authority in her field; Jean-Claude Cotillard, a visionary leader with a keen eye for detail; and Niseema Theillaud, a highly acclaimed expert in her craft.
Following this rigorous training, Broussot went on to further his education by pursuing a Licence d'Etudes Théâtrales at the UFR Théâtre de Paris III, which is part of the renowned Sorbonne Nouvelle university.
Broussot embarked on a remarkable acting career, commencing on stage in a series of productions that showcased his remarkable talent. His debut role was in the 1999 production of "L'Enfant Chance", skillfully directed by J.Louis Levasseur. He continued to hone his craft in subsequent years, featuring in "Femmes de Demain" (2000) with the esteemed Cie du 13 Mars, "La Belle au Bois" (2002) under the guidance of Francis Lalanne, "C'est Bien" (2003) by the collaborative efforts of Philippe Delerm and Véronique Lesergent, and "AllonsZ'Enfants" (2004) directed by the accomplished Jean-Louis Levasseur.
Broussot's impressive trajectory continued with his appearances in "Y'a Quelqu'un" (2007),a production masterfully brought to life by Bernard Friot and Véronique Lesergent. He then took on the role of a lifetime in "Fantaisies pour Alice" (2008),directed by the visionary Richard Demarcy. His next notable performances were in "L'Epopée des Gabariers" (2009),a production expertly crafted by Véronique Lesergent, and "Le Journal de Jack L'Eventreur" (2010),brought to life by the talented Jérôme Marin.
The years that followed were marked by Broussot's continued growth as an actor, with standout performances in "Le Petit Prince" (2011),a production skillfully directed by Fol de Andia, and "Les Conférences Gesticulées de Gabriel Darromant" (2014),a production masterfully brought to life by the talented Gwenaëlle Ory.
Notable film appearances by Broussot include his roles in the cinematic endeavors of esteemed directors such as J.Pierre Améris, Bastian Schweitzer, Frédéric Fonteyne, Patrick Bittar, J.Marc Moutout, Laurence Ferreira Barbosa, Cristi Puiu, Maria Pinto, René Féret, and others. His filmography boasts a diverse array of titles, including "Poids Léger" (2004),"Gigolo" (2005),"Frère & Soeur" (2006),"La Gardeuse d'oies à la fontaine" (2007),"Souvenirs de K." (2009),"Eh bien! Dansez Maintenant" (2010),"La Souris est sous la Table" (2011),"Un sauvage honnête homme" (2012),"Les Scénaristes" (2013),"Trois Exercices d'Interprétation" (2013),"Moi qui duperais le Bon Dieu..." (2014),and "Anton Tchékov1890" (2015).
