Antoine Berry Roger is an actor and sound designer. 
He has acted in the theater under the direction of Alexandre Plank in Gatsby le Magnifique at the Théâtre du Châtelet, Paul Desveaux in Lulu by Frank Wedekind at the CDN de Rouen, Stephan Druet in Renata by Javier Maestro at the Théâtre Comédie Bastille, or in Les Petites Reines, a show adapted from the novel of the same name by Clémentine Beauvais, directed by Justine Heynemann, currently on tour.

In the cinema, Antoine plays alongside Claude Brasseur and Christophe Lambert in Ma Bonne Etoile directed by Anne Fassio or in La Crème de la Crème directed by Kim Chapiron. 
Next year, he will be seen in Making Of directed by Cedric Kahn alongside Denis Podalydès and Jonathan Cohen. 

On television, he was recently seen in Ce que Pauline ne vous dit pas directed by Rodolphe Tissot, Noir Enigma directed by Manuel Boursinhac or Alias Caracalla directed by Alain Tasma.

Antoine plays in many radio fictions broadcasted on France Culture and France Inter.

Trained in sound design in 2018 at CIFAP, Antoine is also a sound designer. 
He ensures the sound creation of several shows such as Antigone by Jean Anouilh directed by Andréa Brusque at the National Theatre of Tirana or Poulette by Andréa Brusque directed by Laurent Gutmann at the Théâtre de la Reine Blanche.
Since 2020, he is co-director of True Story, a weekly podcast produced by Bababam which gathers 100 000 listeners each month.

Antoine Berry Roger trained as an actor and dancer at the conservatory of the XIth district of Paris between 2006 and 2009. He then continued his training with directors and choreographers such as Paul Desveaux, Iano Iatridès, or Yoshi Oïda.