Franco-American actor and artist, raised in Paris, Eliot Berger began his career at an early age under the direction of Roman Polanski and Dominique Monféry. He trained at the Conservatoire of Paris’s 18th arrondissement and the Conservatoire du Grand-Orly, quickly establishing himself on stage, notably at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord, Théâtre Jacques Carat, Théâtre Sénart, and the CNSAD, working with directors such as Yves Beaunesne, Peggy Smithart, and Stéphanie Campion.

At the intersection of theatre and film, he also develops a parallel practice as a writer-director, creating his own plays and short films. His work is defined by a distinctive voice, blending dark satire, dramatic tension, and an absurd yet deeply human sensibility.