Héloïse Marty

After two years in a literary preparatory program, Héloïse Marty enrolled at the École Claude Mathieu, a school specializing in acting technique and art. In 2019, she wrote and directed *Sixtine*. Upon graduating from the school in 2020, she starred in Les incertain·e·s, based on a work by Jean-Luc Lagarce and directed by Hugo Henner, whom she subsequently assisted on two productions. She founded the Compagnie Toute Nue in 2021. Written in 2024, Les Petites Sœurs n’ont pas le droit de souffrirwon ARTCENA’s National Grant for the Creation of Dramatic Texts in 2025 and was also selected by reading committees (À mots découverts, Quartiers des Autrices et des Auteurs, and les Écrivain·es Associé·es du Théâtre). That same year, Héloïse Marty was awarded ARTCENA’s “Circus and Theater Authors in Tandem 2025–2026” grant alongside Fiona Dif, as part of a laboratory hosted by the CDN de Rouen Normandie, Le Préau – CDN de Vire Normandie, La Chartreuse – National Center for Performing Arts Writing, and several National Circus Hubs. Since 2025, she has been developing, with the production company 22h22, the film adaptation of Denis Infante’s novel *Rousse*.