Ugo Broussot began his artistic training at the Conservatoire Régional d'Art Dramatique d'Orléans under the guidance of renowned directors Nicole Mérouze, Jean-Claude Cotillard, and Niseema Theillaud. He then went on to earn a Licence d'Etudes Théâtrales at the UFR Théâtre de Paris III (Sorbonne Nouvelle).
As an actor, Broussot started his career on stage in various productions, including "L'Enfant Chance" (1999) directed by J.Louis Levasseur, "Femmes de Demain" (2000) with the Cie du 13 Mars, "La Belle au Bois" (2002) directed by Francis Lalanne, "C'est Bien" (2003) by Philippe Delerm and Véronique Lesergent, "AllonsZ'Enfants" (2004) directed by Jean-Louis Levasseur, "Y'a Quelqu'un" (2007) by Bernard Friot and Véronique Lesergent, "Fantaisies pour Alice" (2008) directed by Richard Demarcy, "L'Epopée des Gabariers" (2009) by Véronique Lesergent, "Le Journal de Jack L'Eventreur" (2010) directed by Jérôme Marin, "Le Petit Prince" (2011) by Fol de Andia, and "Les Conférences Gesticulées de Gabriel Darromant" (2014) by Gwenaëlle Ory.
In addition to his work on stage, Broussot has also appeared in several films, including "Poids Léger" (2004) directed by J.Pierre Améris, "Gigolo" (2005) by Bastian Schweitzer, "Frère & Soeur" (2006) directed by Frédéric Fonteyne, "La Gardeuse d'oies à la fontaine" (2007) by Patrick Bittar, "Souvenirs de K." (2009) by J.Marc Moutout, "Eh bien! Dansez Maintenant" (2010) by Laurence Ferreira Barbosa, "La Souris est sous la Table" (2011) by Cristi Puiu, "Un sauvage honnête homme" (2012) by Maria Pinto, "Les Scénaristes" (2013) by René Féret, "Trois Exercices d'Interprétation" (2013) by Cristi Puiu, "Moi qui duperais le Bon Dieu..." (2014) by Maria Pinto, and "Anton Tchékov1890" (2015) by René Féret.
