Published on Monday, March 31 2025
by Aline Fablet in Blog
Storyteller and writer Fred Pellerin is the next star to be invited to Sudbury by La Slague, the Salon du Livre du Grand Sudbury and the Centre Franco-ontarien de folklore!
He presents his exceptional show, La descente aux affaires. Between sharing, poetry and deep reflection, he takes us into the captivating world of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton.
Do not miss this experience on May 11, 2025 at Place des Arts in Greater Sudbury!
Here are 5 things you need to know about Fred Pellerin
Fred Pellerin is first and foremost a storyteller. Since his early days, he has combined Quebec’s oral traditions with a personal touch, creating stories that resonate with audiences.
In shows such as La descente aux affaires, Fred Pellerin once again brings us face-to-face with the characters of the legendary Caxton, launching us back into laughter, poetry and great reflection.
One of the defining elements of Fred Pellerin’s universe is his deep attachment to his roots. Born in Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, a small village in the heart of Quebec, he draws his inspiration from the stories of his native village, passed down by his grandmother and father.
In his shows, he seizes the opportunity to pay homage to them, drawing on local anecdotes, gossip and rumors to create tales for adults.
Fred Pellerin is a proud defender of the French language, and this is fully reflected in his shows.
In his performances, Québécois expressions resonate like a hymn to Francophone culture. He loves to play with words, a love for language that has led him to create innovative linguistic vignettes called Le petit Pellerin.
He manages to make his audience laugh with anecdotes that are sometimes simple, but so true.
In his stories, he does not hesitate to play with words, twist situations and emphasize the everyday.
It is his ability to improvise that makes him such an enjoyable storyteller, and his success reflects his talent.
He is more than a storyteller, he is a complete artist. Fred Pellerin, first and foremost a storyteller, is also a singer, with several albums to his credit, including Silence (2009) and Après (2018). He has presented 7 storytelling shows, inspired by his village, and his tales have captivated over 600,000 spectators. Adapted for film with Babine and Ésimésac, he has won numerous awards and continues to charm audiences with sold-out shows.