Theatrical Work
- La voix humaine by Jean Cocteau (directed by M. Mastor)
- Lola et toi et moi (directed by N. Schmidt)
- Penthésilée & La petite Catherine Heilbronn (1987) by Heinrich von Kleist (either directed by Pierre Romans)
- Platonov (1987) by Anton Chekhov (directed by Patrice Chéreau) - Zézette
- Le retour au désert (1988) by Bernard-Marie Koltès (directed by Patrice Chéreau)
- Le conte d'hiver (1988) by William Shakespeare (directed by Luc Bondy) - Mopsa
- Chroniques d'une fin d'après-midi (1988) by Anton Chekov (directed by Pierre Romans)
- Ecrit sur l'eau (1991) by Eric Emmanuel Schmitt (directed by Niels Arestrup)
- Le sang des fraises (1992) by Catherine Bidaut (directed by Daniel Pouthier)
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