I started my life on the other side of the planet, in Nouméa, New Caledonia. My family and I stayed there for a few years before moving to Australia. So, I began my schooling in Melbourne, in an English-speaking school. Five years later, in France, I enrolled in my first theater class at the age of 10. From then on, the performing arts captivated me and never let go. At the age of 13, we moved to Montreal with my family. I enrolled again in acting classes and theater courses taught by Quebecois actors. Through this school, Carré Théâtre, I was able to join an agency for young actors and experience my first castings and shoots. While continuing my higher education at the Lasalle College Conservatory in Montreal, majoring in theater/acting, I decided to audition for the Montreal and Quebec Conservatories of Dramatic Arts and the National Theatre School of Canada. Not being accepted, I decided to go to New York for several months, attending the Education First school, to immerse myself even more in North American culture. Having loved this first experience, I wanted more adventure and to discover another side of America. I headed to Hawaii as an au pair. Some time later, back in Montreal, I decided to try my luck in Parisian theater schools. After a series of successful entrance auditions, I chose the Cours Simon. So, I began my life in Paris, at this school that taught me so much and is very dear to my heart. I love Paris and hope to build a wonderful career in this City of Light.
