Mathias Glayre

Mathias Glayre graduated from the Section Professionnelle d'Art Dramatique de Lausanne (SPAD ) in 2002 and then went on to study at the Volksbühne in Berlin in 2004, thanks to an actor's scholarship.

Since then, he has taken part in nearly 50 professional performances, with Yan Duyvendak, Ludovic Chazaud, Joelle Fontannaz, Adina Secretan, Dorian Rossel, Jerôme Richer, Anne Bisang, Anthony Mettler, Louise Hanmer and Olivia Seigne, among others. Following a number of trips to India, in 2011 he set up his own company, the Mumbai Quartet, with which he has created three pieces.

In recent years, he has regularly lent his voice to television and Espace 2, and his screen highlights include Jean-Claude Issenmann's "Bidoum-Bidoum" and Jean-Luc Godard's "Notre musique".

Since 2020, he has been teaching drama at the Ecole En Jeu and, in 2023, will graduate from the CAS in mental preparation at the University of Lausanne (UNIL, SSP, ISSUL), a field that he teaches at the Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) as well as to anyone wishing to improve their mental management during stage or sporting performances.