Pierre-Antoine Gourgaud (29 April 1706 in Paris – 1 March 1774 in Paris), stage name Dugazon père (to distinguish him from his son Dugazon), was a French actor.
Patriarch of a large acting dynasty, Dugazon advised Louis XIV on buildings, bridges and lodges.
He left his birthplace around 1730 and it was probably then that he became an actor.
Returning to his nomadic lifestyle, he acted at Bordeaux and Bayonne, before being thoroughly engaged in Stuttgart in 1760.
He then directed the theatre at Montpellier during the 1769-1770 season and died in Paris in 1774.
At least two of his children took up a theatrical career :
Françoise-Rose Gourgaud, called Madame Vestris (1743-1804)
Jean-Henri Gourgaud (1746-1809)