Arnaud Vandermeiren (28.12.1994 – Ghent, Belgium) is an actor, director, screenwriter, coach, musician, theater maker and filmmaker. As a seven-year-old boy, Arnaud started his career in the circus school of Ghent “Circusplaneet”. Here he discovered the art of the theater. When he was nine years old he was asked to play a leading role in various productions with the production group “The Pirellis” whom he toured with for nine years at various theaters and circus festivals in Belgium, the Netherlands and Denmark.In 2011, Arnaud played the role of Jason in the theater production Rabbit Hole, directed by Mitchell A Martin. Here Arnaud got to know the Belgian actress Ellen Verest, who would later coach him with his self-written monologue “Anders”. With this monologue he won the public AWARD of the Kunstbende 2012.That same year, Arnaud played the role of Michaël in the musical Radio vinyl in collaboration with Belgian director and actor James Coock.After this he followed various training courses in clowning and magic.This gave him a job at Contactclowns Vlaanderen where Arnaud worked for 1 year as a contact clown (clowning for persons with dementia).For the feature film “sum of histories” (2015)” directed by Lukas Bossuyt, Arnaud collaborated with Belgian actors Matteo simoni, Robrecht Vanden Thoren and Koen De Graeve. In 2016 Arnaud graduated from the two-year full-time international school for physical theater “The Commedia School" of Copenhagen (Pedagogy Jacques Lecoq).