Moussa Théophile Sowie pursued his formation at the Institute of Theatrical Studies, Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle, and the Jacques Lecoq Drama School in Paris. His theatrical career has been marked by notable performances in plays such as "Chute" and "Jeanne au bûcher" directed by Claude Régy, "Le chariot de terre cuite" directed by Patrick Le Mauff, "Tabataba" and "Combat de nègre et de chiens" directed by M. Touré, "Dans la solitude des champs de coton" directed by Anita Picchiarini, "9 mm" directed by Stéphanie Loïk, "La voix du griot" directed by Sotigui Kouyaté, and "L'île des esclaves" directed by D. Lardenois.
On the big screen, Moussa Théophile Sowie has appeared in films such as "Les visiteurs" (1993) and "Les Couloirs du temps : Les visiteurs II" (1997) alongside Christian Clavier and Jean Reno, as well as "Lumumba" (2000),"La note bleue", "L'Afrance", "Magnolia", and "Moolaadé". He has also worked on television projects under the direction of Yves Renier, P. Jamain, P. Roy, and P. Lefebvre.
