I was born and raised in Paris, France.
Trained as an actress and artist, I worked for and with
a theater company in Paris (Centre de Recherche Et d'Etudes pour les Réalisations Artistiques) as well as in residence for many years at a castle in the Loire region.
I performed the French Classics in the French rural area as well at the Théâtre de Paris, and the Théâtre Moderne, in Paris.
After moving to New York City, I continued my work as an actress, in NYC. My most acclaimed role was the “The French Princess” in Shakespeare’s Henry V, opposite Christopher Plummer at the American Shakespeare Festival, in Stratford Connecicut. Directed by Peter Coe.
In Ashland, Oregon, I played for Oregon Stage Works - "Tituba" in The Crucible, and "Aviva: in A Tiny Piece of Land - (role of Israeli woman)
Both plays directed by Peter Alzado.
I am a member of Actor's Equity.
My favorite American actress: Meryl Streep
My favorite French actress: Juliette Binoche - and a great artist as well!
I dream of a substantial role with Binoche...! :)
Trained as an actress and artist, I worked for and with
a theater company in Paris (Centre de Recherche Et d'Etudes pour les Réalisations Artistiques) as well as in residence for many years at a castle in the Loire region.
I performed the French Classics in the French rural area as well at the Théâtre de Paris, and the Théâtre Moderne, in Paris.
After moving to New York City, I continued my work as an actress, in NYC. My most acclaimed role was the “The French Princess” in Shakespeare’s Henry V, opposite Christopher Plummer at the American Shakespeare Festival, in Stratford Connecicut. Directed by Peter Coe.
In Ashland, Oregon, I played for Oregon Stage Works - "Tituba" in The Crucible, and "Aviva: in A Tiny Piece of Land - (role of Israeli woman)
Both plays directed by Peter Alzado.
I am a member of Actor's Equity.
My favorite American actress: Meryl Streep
My favorite French actress: Juliette Binoche - and a great artist as well!
I dream of a substantial role with Binoche...! :)