Corentin Lobet is a Belgian actor born in 1979 in Brussels. He studied dramatic art at the IAD, graduating in 2003. Early on, he collaborated on various projects in film and television, including the lead role in Alain Berliner's "La maison du canal" in 2003. Since then, he has appeared in over 40 projects for film and television, working with renowned directors such as Jean-Paul Salomé, Frédéric Fonteyne, Mathieu Donck, Rachid Bouchareb, Lucas Belvaux, Micha Wald, Costa Gavras, Chantal Akerman, Delphine Noels, and many others.
In 2013, he worked on five projects, including a standout performance in Jean-Paul Salomé's "Je fais le mort". The following year, he appeared alongside Yvan Attal in Éric Barbier's "Le dernier diamant", Michel Spinoza's "Son épouse", and Guérin van de Vorst's acclaimed short film "Osez la macédoine".
In addition to his work in film and television, Lobet has a thriving career in theater. He has performed at various venues, including the Théâtre de Poche, Théâtre du Parc de Bruxelles, Atelier 210, and the Centre Culturel des Riches-Claires. Some of his notable roles include "No man's land", "Le projet H.L.A.", "Don Quichotte", "Kvetch", "Velouté", and "Les gens bien n'osent plus sortir le soir".
In 2014, Lobet co-founded the ASBL "Ton Texte Georges!" with Sebastian Moradiellos. The organization's first production, "Jeremy Fisher", premiered at the Rencontres du théâtre jeune public in Huy.
