Public speaking
Speak with more ease, manage stage fright, capture attention and stay yourself in front of an audience.
Lively corporate training built on the tools of improvisational theatre, for teams that are more confident, more united and more agile.
Improvisation isn't just for actors. Its tools (listening, acceptance, building on ideas, presence) translate directly into meetings, presentations and everyday teamwork.
Speak with more ease, manage stage fright, capture attention and stay yourself in front of an audience.
Build on each other's ideas, trust one another and create real collective momentum.
Really listen, defuse tension and find a way forward when things get difficult.
Embrace the unexpected, dare to try and turn mistakes into resources rather than roadblocks.
Length, pace, goals: everything adapts to your needs and constraints.
From one hour to several days, for a team, a seminar or a special event. Playful, energetic and always linked to your day-to-day work.
For managers, founders and anyone who needs to convince: prepare a pitch, a presentation or a fundraising round, and deliver it with impact.
Support over several sessions to make lasting progress in speaking and presence, at the pace of your deadlines.
No lectures: we practise. Every exercise is followed by a debrief that connects it to your work situations. I also offer corporate shows and awareness sessions on social issues. Training available in English, French and Chinese.
I spent fifteen years in Shanghai teaching and performing. Today, I put that experience to work for teams.
A graduate of the Montpellier Drama Conservatoire, I taught English and drama at the Lycée Français de Shanghai from 2004 to 2019. In Shanghai I was artistic director of Zmack, the city's largest improv troupe, founded its French-speaking branch Zut Alors, and performed at improv festivals in Manila, Hong Kong, Belfast and Shanghai, after training in Chicago.
Based in Paris since 2019, I perform with the duo Digressions and several improv teams, teach amateur groups, and work with companies as an independent trainer.