Estelle Micheau

Estelle Micheau is an eclectic artist. Musician, singer, dancer, actress, worked with delicacy and talent in all these disciplines. His field of predilection, it is the scene. In Mozart, the rock Opera, it embodies The Cavalieri, one of the most famous sopranos of her time. Student Salieri, it is she who created the role of Constance in the Abduction from The seraglio. Estelle Micheau has always bathed in a musical environment. After having learned the piano, takes singing lessons. Initially attracted by the variety, she sings Juliette Greco, Mireille, Boris Vian. Tray in pocket, she joined the faculty of musicology of the Towers when it comes out with his two year DEGREE. At 21 years old, on the advice of his professor of comedy, it focuses on the lyrical singing. She entered the conservatory Orleans and won his award in 3 years. Back in Paris, craving to know everything and " I love the human adventure ", it frequent various schools of drama, dance and, of course, singing, which led him quite naturally to the musical shows all genres : operetta, chamber music, hidden game, improvisation, baroque ensembles... The encounters and experiences multiply. She is Suzanna in The Marriage of Figaro, Aspasie in Phi-Phi, Ernestine in Monsieur Choufleuri Offenbach... Touch-of-all-trades, she has also directed a adaptation of The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico Garcia Lorca for five actresses and a guitarist. Estelle, who is constantly in search new projects (" I see what life brings me "), continues to take singing lessons : "no One has ever finished learning ". Curious, stubborn, she is interested in everything that can go in range of his ears : "I listen to as well the lyrical electro, Björk, a variety of French or things a little bit underground.