Margaux Frichet

Margaux Frichet, born in 1993 in Versailles, France, is a Professor at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels since 2021. She specializes in internships and final-year projects (TFE) within the Domaine TAP (Theatre and Performing Arts), combining her expertise in classical and contemporary music theatre, early music, jazz education, and rhythmic studies. Her career spans performance, education, and academic mentorship in music and performing arts.

• Education: Bachelor's in Modern Literature/French as a Foreign Language (FLE) from Sorbonne University (Paris); training at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels.
• Performance Experience: Collaborated with directors Alexis Goslain, Sandra Raco, Daphné D'Heur, and others in productions like L'étudiante et M. Henri and Times Square.
• Academic Background: Musical training in music theory, piano, and lyrical singing at Amneville Conservatory (2009–2010); dance training in classical, modern jazz, and contemporary dance at Luxembourg Conservatory (2006–2010).

Research and Teaching: Margaux integrates theatre practice with French language education, focusing on pedagogical innovation through performance. Her work bridges historical and contemporary music theatre traditions, emphasizing rhythmic studies and jazz pedagogy.

Scientific Awards: Recognized with the PlayRight Prize and Patrimoine Prize in 2021 for her contributions to performing arts.