Tarik Jallal

[15:33, 13/01/2025] ChatGPT: My name is Tarik Jallal, and my passion for the performing arts began in my adolescence when I first discovered theatre through creative projects, masks, and Commedia dell’arte. Over time, I deepened my craft by taking various acting classes, including improvisation, and training at the Actor’s Studio. I also joined the second year of the cinema program at Acting International with Robert Cordier, and was part of the first graduating class at École Miroir. Later, I trained at the Studio d'Acteurs Azot.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work on a wide range of performances, from contemporary plays to street theatre. Some of my notable works include "La Tournante" by Thierry Lorent, "Battuta" by Farid Zerzour, and "Le Portrait de Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde. I’ve also performed in socially engaged plays such as "Parler Vrai au Pouvoir" by Kerry Kennedy and "Où est Passée Marianne" by Florence Combaluzier and Alain Teulié, as well as street theatre productions like "Street Tease" and "Banc Public".
[15:33, 13/01/2025] ChatGPT: In addition to my work on stage, I’ve ventured into the audiovisual world, participating in various film projects like Bienvenue au Sénégal, La Chute des Hommes, Jeunesses au Cœur Ardent, D’après une Histoire Vraie, Le Jour où Tout a Basculé, and La Maladroite. I’ve also appeared on television and in web-based productions.

I am particularly drawn to the Meisner and Michael Chekhov acting techniques, which I’ve studied extensively and now teach alongside Anastase Philippe Rouillé at Studio Azot. These methods have helped me connect more deeply with my partners emotionally, break free from mental blocks, and dive into my imagination to create authentic, dynamic characters.

For me, being an artist is not just a profession—it’s a calling. It’s a journey of discovery, filled with curiosity, compassion, courage, and patience. Through this path, I continue to uncover new layers of both myself and the world around me, both seen and unseen.