Emmanuelle Bouaziz
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Emmanuelle is a French actress, dancer, choreographer and singer who was born in Paris. As a child, after winning a ballet first price, she worked as a model and tv presenter on French TV and went on to train at the Rick Odums Performing Arts Institute, joining the Young Jazz Ballet and gaining a postgraduate degree as a Jazz Dance Teacher. Alongside her dance career, she trained as an actress in Paris with Steve Kalfa, Philippe Peyran-Lacroix and Sally Micaleff, and with Jordan Beswick and Batsheeba Garnett at The Actor Centre in London. Musicals include "Fame", "Mamma Mia", "1789 Les Amants de la Bastille" and "Emilie Jolie". Plays include "La Bombe" for several seasons and "L'Adieu à la Scène" in Festival d'Avignon. On TV she has appeared on "Cocktail de Filles" on TF1 and she played Krystel in the hit TV series "Chante!" on France 2 for 3 seasons. Emmanuelle can be seen in "A Cheerleader Can Hide an Other" by Lola Doillon (Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in Cannes), and in 2014, she played the female lead in the film "Allies" (dir. Dominic Burns) alongside Julian Ovenden (Dowtown Abbey) and Chris Reilly (Game of Thrones), now on Netflix. She played the role of Olivia Vasseur in season 2 of the UK and US hit comedy "Catastrophe" also Delphine in "Eastenders" on BBC and Mary of Burgundy in "The White Princess" for Starz and OCS.
