Bernard Robichaud

Bernard Robichaud has established himself as an actor and writer, recognized for his work in television series and films, including his notable role as Cyrus on “Trailer Park Boys.” After his pivotal casting as the iconic character Cyrus in the television series Trailer Park Boys, Bernard Robichaud quickly rose to prominence, a role he maintained across various iterations of the franchise from 2001 to 2015. His portrayal of Cyrus gained significant recognition, contributing to the show’s cult following and solidifying his public profile. Prior to this breakthrough, Robichaud built his early acting resume with roles in television and film, including Life with Billy (1993), Lifeline to Victory (1993), and Beefcake (1998). He further honed his craft through formal training in the Theatre Arts program at Dalhousie University and under the guidance of vocal coach Dorothy Ward and director Tom Kerr at the Neptune Theatre.

This multi-faceted engagement across acting, writing, and producing highlights his sustained creative force within the entertainment industry, positioning him as a compelling talent for diverse projects.