Sarah Louis-Jean

Sarah Louis-Jean is a Canadian circus artist born in Montréal. She specializes in boleadoras.

As a performance artist, she has worked in several countries and achieved international success. She also works as an artistic coach and singer.

In television and film, she works both as an actress and as a circus artist, stunt performer, and dancer. Sarah Louis-Jean began practicing ballet at the age of 3 and continued her studies at the École supérieure de ballet du Québec and the National Ballet School of Canada. At a very young age, she danced in the production of The Nutcracker by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.

In 2015, she studied at the École supérieure de théâtre musical in Montreal and participated in various camera acting workshops at the Ateliers Danielle Fichaud.Over the years, Sarah Louis-Jean has studied several different dance styles, such as contemporary, jazz, hip hop, tap, flamenco, and more.

She delved into, among other places, the art of boleadoras during her training at the École nationale de cirque de Montréal, where she earned a degree in circus arts education.Throughout her career as a professional artist, she has performed in front of audiences in various productions, including Best of Broadway, as well as Femmes au Casino de Montréal (including a special performance with Céline Dion), and at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Vancouver. Sarah Louis-Jean has also been involved in research and creation with The 7 Fingers for the opening ceremonies of the Sochi Olympics. Additionally, she danced with the dance company Les Sortilèges for 3 years.She has also worked in Germany with several organizations such as Cirque Roncalli and the KrystallPalast.Moreover, she was employed by Cirque du Soleil as a dancer and boleadoras performer, as well as a coach and artistic director. Also, she could be seen performing as a boleadoras performer, notably with Cirque Éloize and at Dracula's Cabaret in Australia.