Trilby Jeeves was the first English student to be theatrically trained in her second language for 3 years at Le Conservatoire d'Art Dramatique in Quebec City. She followed the teachings of Marc Dore(who studied at Lecoq in Paris), Paule Savard, Jean Guy, Denise Gagnon, Yves Erik Marier, and Jacques Lessard who created the "REPERE" method of creating theatrical work, with Robert Lepage.

She went on to perform in both languages, eventually coming back to Vancouver. She worked with Theatre La Seizieme, The Raymond Burr Theatre and other smaller companies. Also, in between working as a costumer in the film industry, Trilby directed "Les Monologues du Vagin" two years running as well as teaching improvisation and buffoonery en francais, throughout various schools in B.C.

Trilby is passionate about helping people break through their critical and overworked thoughts to reach the honest depths of instinctive perfomance. Having been through "Le Bouffon" process herself, she understands the release of being completely involved in performance and not worrying about the million things are minds believe to be important. It really is a gift!