Trained at the National Theatre School of Canada, several directors inspired her to embody highly formative characters. She sharpens her creative sense under the direction of Catherine Bourgeois and Alice Ronfard, plays Emma Bovary alongside Catherine Vidal, and dares to play a visceral and fragile Medea in a rewriting of the tragedy by Tamara Nguyen, directed by Édith Patenaude.

Since leaving the conservatory in 2020, she continues to evolve in theatre, cinema and television. In front of the camera, she makes her debut in the role of Wivine Coulombe in Toute la vie. She then makes apparitions in Cérébrum, Anna et Arnaud, L’Empereur, Indéfendable and Nuit Blanche.

She is part of the new version of UN, DEUX, TROIS by Mani Soleymanlou, played at the Théâtre Duceppe and on tour throughout Canada in company with 36 actors. In 2023 at Usine C, she portrays the role of Cleopatre in the ambitious ROME by Brigitte Haentjens, a re-imagining of five Shakespeare plays, translated by Jean-Marc Dalpé. The next year, she works once again under the direction of Catherine Vidal in La Mouette at the Prospero Theatre.

On the big screen, we have seen her in Frontières, film by Guy Edoin and in Chloé Robichaud’s Les jours heureux. In addition, she acts as Jemila in the play by Clara Prévost Brillante, performed at the Téâtre Denise-Pelletier.