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Michel Vézina (*Rimouski, Quebec) is a poet, journalist, translator, columnist, literature chronicler for Radio Canada and an editor. He established himself as a clown in the Bérurier Noir circus group and is co-founder of the “Le Cochon souriant” street theatre group, for which, for more than six years, he wrote the scripts, staged the productions, performed, ate fire and sang. Together with the musician Vander, Vézina arranges entertainment for the “Dub et Litté” evening receptions. Publications include: »Asphalte et vodka “(2005), »Les Contes de l'inattendu“ (1991), „Acid Run“ (1993). Documentaries: „Singing Bridges “ (1991), “Le 2116, André Fortin, cinéaste“ (2001)