Rachel Graton, a graduate of the National Theater School of Canada, is an actress, writer, and director known for the breadth and diversity of her projects. Since 2020, she has starred in the crime series *Portrait-robot*, and has captivated audiences with her roles in *Un lien familial*, *Désobéir: le choix de Chantale Daigle*, and, more recently, with her comedic timing in the satirical series *Kamikazes!*. On the big screen, in 2024 she plays Rita and Catherine in Lyne Charlebois’s *Dis-moi pourquoi ces choses sont si belles*. On stage, she has appeared in major productions such as *La traversée du siècle*, a sweeping tribute to Michel Tremblay, and dazzled audiences in 2025 with *Caméra Obscura*, a play she also wrote. An award-winning playwright, Rachel won the Gratien-Gélinas Prize for *La nuit du 4 au 5*, before expanding her practice to directing with *Suzanne et Chantal* (a short film) and the feature film *Sortie de zone*, scheduled for release in 2026.