Julie
Sicard

518e sociétaire

Joined the Comédie-Française on the 14th of June 2001. Became the 518th sociétaire on the 1st of January 2009

Julie Sicard began participating in theatre at the age of 13, with Les Agités, an acting company in Poitiers.
Under the guidance of Jean-Pierre Berthomier and Philippe Faure, she played in Wedekind’s The Awakening of Spring, Molière’s Amphitryon, Büchner’s Leonce and Lena and Ariane Mnouchkine’s 1789. In 1992, she played her first professional role in Laird Koenig’s The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane by, a production shown first in Poitiers and rerun at the Festival d'Avignon.
Julie Sicard trained at the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique with Jacques Lassalle and Catherine Hiegel. In 1997, she joined the Comédie-Française as student intern and was cast in La Tête dans les nuages by Marc Delaruelle.

She became pensionnaire on the 14th of June 2001, and the 518th sociétaire on the 1st of January 2009. She made her debut as Angélique in Molière’s Imaginary Invalid (Malade imaginaire) directed by Claude Stratz. As part of the Company, she has worked with the following directors: Thierry Hancisse in Molière’s Sganarelle ou le Cocu imaginaire and Cabaret Georges Brassens; Jacques Lassalle in Molière’s Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue (Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre) and Goldoni’s Il Campiello; Lukas Hemleb in Feydeau’s Le Dindon; Robert Wilson in La Fontaine’s Fables; Muriel Mayette-Holtz in Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale and A Midsummer Night’s Dream as well as Koltès’ Le Retour au désert; Oskaras Koršunovas in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew; Michel Raskine in Jean-Luc Lagarce’s Juste la fin du monde; Denis Podalydès in Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac; Galin Stoev in Corneille’s L'Illusion comique; TG Stan, De Koe & Discordia in Paroles, pas de rôles/vaudeville by Schrijver, Van den Eede, Koning; Lilo Baur in Gogol’s The Wedding; Philippe Meyer in Chansons des jours avec et chansons des jours sans and Nos plus belles chansons; Jean-Pierre Vincent in Molière’s Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue (Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre) and Labiche’s La Dame aux jambes d'azur; Robert Cantarella in Philippe Minyana’s La Maison des morts; Denis Marleau in Seneca’s Agamemnon; Anne-Laure Liégeois in Naomi Wallace’s One Flea Spare; Emmanuel Daumas in Voltaire’s Candide; Sulayman Al-Bassam in Saadallah Wannous’ Rituals of Signs and Transformations (Rituel pour une métamorphose); Zabou Breitman in Feydeau’s Le Système Ribadier and Giorgio Barberio Corsetti in Labiche’s An Italian Straw Hat (Un chapeau de paille d'Italie). In 2012, Thomas Quillardet asked Julie Sicard to play Petit cochon in his play Les Trois petits cochons. In 2016, she was cast as Elena Ivanovna Popova in Chekhov’s Swan Song and the Bear directed by Maëlle Poésy. She also sang in Cabaret Léo Ferré by Claude Mathieu. Anne Kessler entrusted her with the role of Grisette in Schnitzler’s La Ronde, while Christiane Jatahy saw her as Lisette in her adaptation of Jean Renoir’s The Rules of the Game (La Règle du jeu).

In 2017, Julie Sicard filmed with directors Laurent Perreau in The Odd Girl (La Bête curieuse) and Guillaume Gallienne in Maryline. She also appeared in original features created after Comédie-Française productions, such as Juste la fin du monde, which was adapted and directed by Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau, L'Illusion comique by Mathieu Amalric, as well as Dom Juan & Sganarelle by Vincent Macaigne.

During the 2018/2019 season, Julie Sicard plays in Marivaux’s L’Heureux stratagème directed by Emmanuel Daumas and in Ingmar Bergman’s Fanny and Alexandre directed by Julie Deliquet.
Her public reading session, Grenier des acteurs, is dedicated to Véronique Olmi.

Currently in

Le Malade imaginaire

by Molière
directed by Claude Stratz

Richelieu

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Macbeth

after William Shakespeare
adapted, directed and staged by Silvia Costa
translated by Yves Bonnefoy

Richelieu

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La Cerisaie

by Anton Tchekhov
directed by Clément Hervieu-Léger
translated by André Markowicz and Françoise Morvan

Richelieu

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At the Comédie-Française

2024-2025

  • Une mouette

    after Anton Tchekhov adapted and directed by Elsa Granat translated by André Markowicz...

    Richelieu

  • La Cerisaie

    by Anton Tchekhov directed by Clément Hervieu-Léger translated by André Markowicz and...

    Richelieu

  • Macbeth

    after William Shakespeare adapted, directed and staged by Silvia Costa translated by...

    Richelieu

  • Le Suicidé

    after Nicolaï Erdman directed by Stéphane Varupenne

    Margarita Ivanovna Péresvétova, une gérante de restaurant

    Richelieu

  • Actress portrait : Julie Sicard

    PARADOXE(S) The motto, Simul et singulis, instantly places them at the heart of a...

    Studio

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    by Molière directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette, servante

    Richelieu

2023-2024

  • Mais quelle Comédie !

    Created and directed by Serge Bagdassarian and Marina Hands

    Richelieu

  • Macbeth

    by William Shakespeare Translated by Yves Bonnefoy Directed by Silvia Costa

    Lady Macbeth

    Richelieu

  • ON TOUR / Le Mariage forcé

    by Molière Masks and staging Louis Arene

    Sganarelle

    On tour

  • Le Silence

    by Guillaume Poix and Lorraine de Sagazan after works by Antonioni Directed by...

    Julie

    Vx-Colombier

  • ON TOUR / Le Malade imaginaire

    by Molière directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette

    On tour

  • Et si c'étaient eux ?

    Written and directed by Christophe Montenez and Jules Sagot

    Judith Siquaire

    Vx-Colombier

2022-2023

  • Le Petit-Maître corrigé

    by Marivaux Directed by Clément Hervieu-Léger

    Hortense, fille du Comte

    Richelieu

  • La Fausse suivante ou le Fourbe puni

    Marivaux artistic director Claire de La Rüe du Can

    le Chevalier

  • Le Côté de Guermantes

    by Marcel Proust Adapted and directed by Christophe Honoré

    Françoise et la Comtesse d’Arpajon

    Richelieu

  • La Mort de Danton

    by Georg Büchner Directed by Simon Delétang

    Julie, femme de Danton

    Richelieu

  • Richard III

    William Shakespeare artistic director Suliane Brahim

    la Reine Élisabeth, épouse du roi Édouard IV

  • La Cerisaie

    by Anton Tchekhov Directed by Clément Hervieu-Léger

    Charlotta Ivanovna, gouvernante (alternating)

    Richelieu

2021-2022

  • Amphitryon

    by Molière artistic direction by Jérôme Pouly

    Cléanthis, suivante d’Alcmène, femme de Sosie

    Vx-Colombier

  • Le Mariage forcé

    by Molière Masks and staging Louis Arene

    Sganarelle

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    by Molière directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette

    Richelieu

  • La Cerisaie

    d'Anton Tchekhov Mise en scène Clément Hervieu-Léger

    Charlotta Ivanovna, gouvernante (alternately)

    Richelieu

  • Fanny et Alexandre

    d'Ingmar Bergman Mise en scène Julie Deliquet

    Maj, préceptrice de Fanny et Alexandre

    Richelieu

  • Mais quelle Comédie !

    Spectacle musical conçu et mis en scène par Serge Bagdassarian et Marina Hands

    Richelieu

  • Les Démons

    d'après Fiodor Dostoïevski Mise en scène Guy Cassiers

    Arina Prokhorovna Virguinskaïa, épouse de Virguinski

    Richelieu

  • Hansel et Gretel

    d’après les frères Grimm Adaptation libre et mise en scène Rose Martine

    la Sorcière (alternately)

    Studio

2020-2021

  • Mais quelle Comédie !

    Musical devised and directed by Serge Bagdassarian and Marina Hands

    Richelieu

  • Hansel et Gretel

    after the Grimm brothers Freely adapted and directed by Rose Martine

    la Sorcière (alternately)

    Studio

  • Le Côté de Guermantes

    d'après Marcel Proust Adaptation et mise en scène Christophe Honoré

    Françoise et la Comtesse d'Arpajon

    Théâtre Marigny

2019-2020

  • Forums

    de Patrick Goujon, Hélène Grémillon, Maël Piriou Devised and directed by Jeanne Herry

    Bernardo, Véro, Gargamel, Fleurdelotus, Mamamia, Calamitiéjane, Sylvia56, Supercoptère,...

    Vx-Colombier

  • Julie Sicard / "Et Dieu dans tout ça?"

    The Actors’ Attic

    Richelieu

  • Électre / Oreste

    "Electra / Orestes" by Euripide Directed by Ivo van Hove

    le Choeur (alternately)

    Richelieu

2018-2019

2017-2018

2016-2017

  • The Readers’ Bureau

    Readings of contemporary authors

    Vx-Colombier

  • Cyrano de Bergerac

    by Edmond Rostand Directed by Denis Podalydès

    Lise, Sœur Claire (en alternance) et Tire-Laine, Cadet, la Duègne, une soeur (en...

    Richelieu

  • The Readers’ Bureau

    Readings of contemporary authors

    Vx-Colombier

  • La Règle du jeu

    The Rules of the Game after the screenplay by Jean Renoir Directed by Christiane Jatahy

    Lisette

    Richelieu

  • La Ronde

    by Arthur Schnitzler Directed by Anne Kessler

    La Grisette

    Vx-Colombier

  • Julie Sicard

    Actor School

    Studio

2015-2016

2014-2015

2013-2014

2012-2013

  • Cyrano de Bergerac

    by Edmond Rostand Directed by Denis Podalydès

    Le tire-laine, la duègne, cadet, une sœur, Mère Marguerite (en alternance)

    Richelieu

  • Rituel pour une métamorphose

    Rituals of Signs and Transformations by Saadallah Wannous Directed by Sulayman Al-Bassam

    Mou’mina/Almâssa

    Richelieu

  • Soudain dans la forêt profonde

    Proposition musicale avec Julie Sicard

    Théâtre éphémère

  • Quatre femmes et un piano

    Four Women and a Piano Spectacle sous la direction artistique de Sylvia Bergé

    Théâtre éphémère

  • Candide

    by Voltaire Directed by Emmanuel Daumas

    Studio

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette

    Théâtre éphémère

  • Les Trois petits cochons

    The Three Little Pigs by Thomas Quillardet Directed by Thomas Quillardet

    Un petit cochon

    Studio

  • Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre

    Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue by Molière Directed by Jean-Pierre Vincent

    Charlotte

    Théâtre éphémère

2011-2012

  • Nos plus belles chansons / Cabaret

    by Philippe Meyer directed by Philippe Meyer

    Théâtre éphémère

  • The Readers’ Bureau

    Readings of contemporary authors

    Vx-Colombier

  • Une puce, épargnez-la

    One Flea Spare by Naomi Wallace Directed by Anne-Laure Liégeois

    Morse

    Théâtre éphémère

  • Le Mariage

    The Wedding by Nikolaï Gogol Directed by Lilo Baur

    Agafia Agafonovna, fille de marchand, la fiancée (en alternance) Nicolas Lormeau :...

    Vx-Colombier

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette

    Théâtre éphémère

  • Julie Sicard

    Carte blanche

    Vx-Colombier

2010-2011

  • The Readers’ Bureau

    Readings of contemporary authors

    Vx-Colombier

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Toinette (sauf 22 et 24 juillet) et Angélique (22 et 24 juillet)

    Richelieu

  • Agamemnon

    by Sénèque Le Jeune Directed by Denis Marleau

    Electre et Strophius

    Richelieu

  • Le Mariage

    The Wedding by Nikolaï Gogol Directed by Lilo Baur

    Agafia Agafonovna, fille de marchand, la fiancée

    Vx-Colombier

  • Chansons des jours avec et chansons des...

    by Philippe Meyer Directed by Philippe Meyer

    Studio

2009-2010

2008-2009

  • Vivant

    by Annie Zadek Directed by Pierre Meunier

    Studio

  • Cyrano de Bergerac

    by Edmond Rostand Directed by Denis Podalydès

    Le tire-laine, la duègne, cadet, une soeur

    Richelieu

  • L'Illusion comique

    by Pierre Corneille Directed by Galin Stoev

    Lise

    Richelieu

  • La Mégère apprivoisée

    The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare Directed by Oskaras...

    Bianca

    Richelieu

2007-2008

  • Juste la fin du monde

    It's Only the End of the World by Jean-Luc Lagarce Directed by Michel Raskine

    Suzanne

    Richelieu

  • La Mégère apprivoisée

    The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare Directed by Oskaras...

    Bianca

    Richelieu

  • Fables de La Fontaine

    by Jean de La Fontaine Directed by Robert Wilson

    le Lièvre, le Souriceau, le Petit Chien (en alternance)

    Richelieu

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Les Sincères

    by Marivaux Directed by Jean Liermier

    Lisette

    Studio

2006-2007

  • Le Retour au désert

    Return to the desert by Bernard-Marie Koltès Directed by Muriel Mayette-Holtz

    Fatima, fille de Mathilde

    Richelieu

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Il Campiello

    by Carlo Goldoni Directed by Jacques Lassalle

    Gnese, fille de Donna Pasqua

    Richelieu

2005-2006

  • Le Menteur

    by Pierre Corneille Directed by Jean-Louis Benoit

    Lucrèce (alternating)

    Richelieu

  • La Maison des morts

    by Philippe Minyana Directed by Robert Cantarella

    Car, Lily Horn, la Femme au regard acéré et Sibylle la voisine

    Vx-Colombier

  • Bouli redéboule

    by Fabrice Melquiot Directed by Philippe Lagrue

    Petula

    Studio

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Fables de La Fontaine

    by Jean de La Fontaine Directed by Robert Wilson

    le Lièvre, le Souriceau, le Petit Chien (en alternance)

    Richelieu

2004-2005

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Fables de La Fontaine

    by Jean de La Fontaine Directed by Robert Wilson

    le Lièvre, le Souriceau, le Petit Chien (en alternance)

    Richelieu

2003-2004

  • Le Conte d'hiver

    The Winter Tale by William Shakespeare Directed by Muriel Mayette-Holtz

    Dorcas

    Studio

  • Fables de La Fontaine

    by Jean de La Fontaine Directed by Robert Wilson

    le Lièvre, le Souriceau, le Petit Chien

    Richelieu

  • Le Jeu d'Adam

    by Adam de la Halle Directed by Jacques Rebotier

    Guillot le Petit, Arsile et Wallet

    Vx-Colombier

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Le Dindon

    by Georges Feydeau Directed by Lukas Hemleb

    Clara (alternating)

    Richelieu

2002-2003

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

  • Le Dindon

    by Georges Feydeau Directed by Lukas Hemleb

    Clara (alternating)

    Richelieu

  • Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre

    Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue by Molière Directed by Jacques Lassalle

    Mathurine (alternating)

    Richelieu

2001-2002

2000-2001

  • Le Malade imaginaire

    The Imaginary Invalid by Molière Directed by Claude Stratz

    Angélique

    Richelieu

1997-1998

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