Since graduating from Lionel-Groulx College, Iannicko N’Doua has stood out as much in cinema, on television, as on stage. He has played in the series 30 vies, Les boys 4, Mauvais Karma, Unité 9, L’auberge du chien noir, Les Simone, Fugueuses and Clash. He has defended roles in L’air d’aller, Urbania’s first fiction production directed by Sarah Pellerin, as well as in Nuit Blanche, Contre-Offre, Les bracelets rouges, Pour toi Flora, and À propos d’Antoine, a series directed by Podz. 

On the big screen, we can see Iannicko working with many directors through projects like Starbuck, King Dave, Là où Attila passe and Hochelaga, terre des âmes. On stage, he shines in Caligula [Remix], Chante avec moi, L’opéra de Quat’sous, Dom Juan uncensored and forms an electrifying quartet in Atteintes à sa vie at Usine C, directed by Philippe Cyr. 

In 2023, he was part of the impressive cast of ROME, an edit of 5 Shakespeare plays in a translation by Jean-Marc Dalpé, directed by Brigitte Haentjens at Usine C. In 2024, he played on the TNM stage interpreting Acaste in Le Misanthrope, directed by Florent Siaud. Iannicko is one of the recipients of the Michel-Rossignol Fund and is preparing his very first theatrical creation for 2024 at the Centre du Théâtre d’Aujourd'hui, where he will perform under the direction of Marc Beaupré.