Nathalie Fillion is a playwright, director and trained actor, and she directs her own plays. Since 2004: Alex Legrand (L’Harmattan), acclaimed by audiences and critics in Paris and on tour, Pling, musical tale (CDR Lorient), À l’ouest (Actes Sud Papiers) (les Célestins, le Rond-Point, tour), Sacré Printemps¸ theatre concert (created at the Centquatre, on tour since 2013), Leçon de choses (CDN Saint-Denis, Limoges, Nancy, Théâtre du Nord), Must go on, dance theatre piece (Montreal, Limoges, La Cartoucherie), Plus grand que moi (Théâtre de l’union, La Chartreuse, Avignon Festival 2017). Her plays have been translated and performed abroad, such as : Les Descendants (L’Avant-Scène), commissioned by the Comédie Française, produced in Rome, and broadcasted over RAI 3, À l’ouest (2011 Fondation Barrière Prize), translated in many languages, selected by the Comédie Française reading committee and presented in Montreal, San Francisco and created in Marburg (Germany). She wrote a libretto, Lady Godiva, Opéra pour un flipper (Opéra Bastille, Théâtre du Chatelet-Paris). Spirit, comédie occulte du siècle 21, supported by the Royal Court Theatre in London, presented at the 2015 Jamais Lu Festival in Montreal, will be created in France in 2018. She is a member of the Coopérative d’écriture, and an associate artist at the CDN Limoges and at the Théâtre du Nord. In July 2016, Nathalie Fillion was named Chevalier de l’ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the Minister of Culture.