Nabil Traboulsi is a trilingual Lebanese-Canadian actor and writer, born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon and based in Toronto. Nabil has been a Resident Artist with ARC since 2020, performing in productions Rockabye, Martyr, Gloria, and Oil. In 2024, he took on the additional role of Associate Artistic Producer, supporting the company leadership in programming and producing.
Outside of ARC, he has worked in English, French and Arabic for companies like Crow’s Theatre, Shakespeare in the Ruff, Pleaides Theatre, Theatre Gargantua, Théâtre Français de Toronto, and Théâtre La Tangente. He also performed in the solo show Homes: A Refugee Story at the Grand Theatre. Internationally, Nabil has also performed at the Battersea Arts Centre in London, UK as part of the London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT), as well as at the Kaaitheater in Brussels.
His stage work has been recognized with two Dora awards for performing and writing, and another 2 nominations including one for music composition. Nabil is also active in film and television with recent credits that include The Boys (Amazon), Titans (Netflix), Accused (Fox), Zik (TFO), Börje: The Journey of a Legend (Viaplay), The Apprentice (Cannes Official Selection ‘24), Murderbot (AppleTV). He has also voiced the audiobook for Canadian-Egyptian novelist Eric Chacour’s award-winning debut novel What I Know About You, translated by Pablo Strauss.