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Key facts

Name Robert Gadouas[1]
Occupation Actor[1]
Birth place Montréal[1]
Birth year 1927[4]
Death year 1969[1]
Death place Montréal[1]

Robert Gadouas was a Québec actor from Montréal, born in 1927 and died by suicide in 1969. He is described as a cofounder of Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and founder of Théâtre du Demi-Siècle. His first training was at the École de théâtre pour enfants directed by Yvonne Audet. He had children named Daniel and Nathalie Gadouas. [2] [3] [4]

Context

Robert Gadouas was a Québec actor from Montréal, born in 1927 and died by suicide in 1969 [1]. He is described as a cofounder of Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and founder of Théâtre du Demi-Siècle [4]. His first training was at the École de théâtre pour enfants directed by Yvonne Audet [3]. He had children named Daniel and Nathalie Gadouas [2]. One source notes he separated from his partner in 1963 [3].

Documented claims

  • Robert Gadouas was a cofounder of Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and founder of Théâtre du Demi-Siècle. [4]
  • His first training was at the École de théâtre pour enfants directed by Yvonne Audet. [3]
  • He separated from his partner in 1963. [3]
  • His ex-partner Andrée Lachapelle attributed his suicide to hostility from the theater milieu and the 'destructive' tendencies of acting. [2]

Questions and answers

When was Robert Gadouas born?

Robert Gadouas was born in 1927 [4].

How did Robert Gadouas die?

He died by suicide in 1969 [1].

What theaters was Robert Gadouas associated with?

He was a cofounder of Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and founder of Théâtre du Demi-Siècle [4].

Sources

  1. Encyclopédie sur la mort | Gadouas Robert — agora.qc.ca (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  2. 28 septembre - theatralites — theatralites.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  3. Nathalie Gadouas | Actress — imdb.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  4. Francois Gadouas Genealogy: 19 obituaries, marriages, births, burials (1705-1909) — mesaieux.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)

Sources last checked August 3, 2026. · More in People