Isabelle Madrigal
- Actress
Isabelle Madrigal is a Canadian actress of Colombian and British descent. Born and raised in Kitchener, Ontario she was enrolled in ballet by her Canadian ballerina mother at age three and later studied at Eastwood Collegiate Institute’s Enriched Arts Program, majoring in Dance and Drama. At 18, she became the youngest member of the 2016-2017 NBA Toronto Raptors Dance Pak and appeared in music videos for international artists including Loud Luxury and Sean Kingston.
Madrigal holds a principal role in the Lionsgate television series Private Eyes West Coast (2026), starring alongside Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson, and has appeared in multiple short films. Her theatre credits include Charlene "Cha-Cha" DiGregorio in Grease: The Musical (2026), Victoria in Stephen Adly Guirgis’ The Motherfucker with the Hat (2024), and Chickie in In Arabia We’d All Be Kings (2025). Her performances reflect a range that encompasses both musical theatre and contemporary dramatic works.
Committed to ongoing artistic development, Madrigal pursued professional acting training at Lewis Baumander’s LB Acting Studio in Toronto before continuing her studies in Vancouver, British Columbia with renowned acting coaches Matthew Harrison, John Cassini, and Al Miro.
Madrigal brings a versatile presence to her work. She is equally at home as a charismatic romantic lead, an intense action heroine, a compelling femme fatale, or a bold, quick-witted character in the vein of the roles she has performed in Guirgis’ plays.
Madrigal holds a principal role in the Lionsgate television series Private Eyes West Coast (2026), starring alongside Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson, and has appeared in multiple short films. Her theatre credits include Charlene "Cha-Cha" DiGregorio in Grease: The Musical (2026), Victoria in Stephen Adly Guirgis’ The Motherfucker with the Hat (2024), and Chickie in In Arabia We’d All Be Kings (2025). Her performances reflect a range that encompasses both musical theatre and contemporary dramatic works.
Committed to ongoing artistic development, Madrigal pursued professional acting training at Lewis Baumander’s LB Acting Studio in Toronto before continuing her studies in Vancouver, British Columbia with renowned acting coaches Matthew Harrison, John Cassini, and Al Miro.
Madrigal brings a versatile presence to her work. She is equally at home as a charismatic romantic lead, an intense action heroine, a compelling femme fatale, or a bold, quick-witted character in the vein of the roles she has performed in Guirgis’ plays.
