anne dorval will be a guest on Tout le monde en parle on March 15, 2026, appearing alongside Kev Lambert in connection with the TNM staging of Que notre joie demeure. The scheduled lineup lists the actor and the author together for the episode hosted by Guy A. Lepage.
Anne Dorval to Join Guy A. Lepage on Tout le monde en parle
The March 15 episode names Anne Dorval and Kev Lambert among its guests; they are listed as appearing for the play Que notre joie demeure. The same episode’s roster also includes a panel on current political and economic questions, a philanthropy and entrepreneurship guest, a pair of influencers, a stand-up comedian presenting a first show, and a regional artisan. The appearance places the actor in a national conversation alongside a mix of cultural and topical guests.
Stage Role: Céline Wachowski in Que notre joie demeure at the TNM
Theatre materials identify the role at the center of the discussion: Anne Dorval plays Céline Wachowski in the stage adaptation of Que notre joie demeure, a work drawn from a novel by Kev Lambert and adapted for the stage by Maxime Carbonneau and Laurence Dauphinais. The production is mounted at the TNM, where preparations and set work have been noted. The part positions Dorval as a starchitect character at the heart of the adapted story.
A Career of Versatility and Theatrical Intensity
Profiles of anne dorval emphasize a long and varied career in Quebec culture spanning more than three decades. She was first widely noticed in 1990 with the role of Lola in a television drama, and subsequent credits across media have included a range of memorable characters: Criquette in a sketch comedy, leading maternal roles in films by a noted director, Hermione in Projet Andromaque, Natalie in Les Parent, and portrayals such as Maria Casarès in Je t’écris au milieu d’un bel orage. In 2023 she appeared in Je t’écris au milieu d’un bel orage in a two-person staging opposite Steve Gagnon.
Colleagues underscore her combination of technical control and emotional truth. One longtime collaborator described her as “a Ferrari, but with a soul, ” noting both performance precision and sustained authenticity. Dorval herself has spoken about the particular demands of theatre, calling it “the most dangerous thing” because of the exposure and the rigour required; she has also described the visceral intensity of long two-person stage runs. Those who have worked with her consistently characterize her as a tireless worker committed to full artistic surrender.
Her participation on Tout le monde en parle follows a period of selective stage activity: while very active in theatre during the 1990s and 2000s, she has appeared on stage less frequently since 2011, making each return notable for audiences and critics. The March 15 broadcast gives viewers a chance to hear about her current theatrical return and the creative choices behind her portrayal in the TNM production.
Look for the episode featuring Anne Dorval and Kev Lambert on the scheduled broadcast date to hear discussion of the play and the actor’s approach to the role.
