Olivia Loiseau
- Actress
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Costume and Wardrobe Department
Olivia Loiseau is an actress for Miracles (2022) My Kahani (2022) Living sculpture (2018) and Infra Story (2016).
Olivia Loiseau is a French actress and multidisciplinary artist whose career spans dance, costume design, theatre, opera and film. Born in La Roche-sur-Yon, she began with classical dance and developed a passion for flamenco at 14. After training as a tailor and costume designer, she collaborated in 2012 with Margarita Freire on the Carmen collection for the S.I.M.O.F fashion show in Seville. She also designed costumes for choreographer Karyne Arys for major stages in Bordeaux and the Mont-Marsan Arte Flamenco Festival, later creating her own brand, Sibylam.
She refined her opera singing with Stella Marisova Sirben, Marialena Goya, Kareen Antonn, Pauline Brassac and Virginie Colette, and began theatre with Véronique Reviron Rey. At Pierre Debauche’s Theater of the day, she trained in Jérôme Huguet’s mask theater workshop and studied mime with Jean-Bernard Laclotte at the Marcel Marceau School.
In 2014, she worked with André Lombardo for Présence Capitale on the David Lynch symposium The Uncanny at Bordeaux Museum of Fine Arts, also supervising performance artists at Lynch’s Silencio. She produced dance performances such as Arab Eroticism, inspired by Malek Chebel, and other artistic events.
Following a camera internship with Eve Guillou, she acted in her first short films: Life Breaks Us and The Sewer, which she also wrote and starred in. In 2015, she danced in Puy du Fou’s Le Mystère de Noël, narrated Memories of Madame the Marquise of Bonchamps, and lent her voice to musical projects including Chemical Dysfunction’s Diaries and Frank Cronogue’s New Age. She also participated in the Peakies Show discussing Twin Peaks.
She starred in But i Love you by Franck Victor, appeared on the radio Artists have their say, later joining as a presenter in 2022. She performed in student films from Artfx, la Fémis, and ENS Louis-Lumière, in Patrice Leconte’s commercial Merci with Julien Courbet, and in Ishtar Alabina’s music video Paris.
Olivia played Laura in Fabrice Briseux’s multi-award-winning Infra Story (2016), which earned 25 international prizes. She went on to act in Aurélien Andrieux’s Farouche, portray Patrizia-Michelangelo’s muse-in Nguyen Tuong Hung’s experimental feature The Living Sculpture, and collaborate in Rome on 16 Sunrises about astronaut Thomas Pesquet. She also appeared in a Golden Moustache episode and completed several camera internships, including one with Olivier Dahan.
More recent roles include Ina in Paris 2020, an Indian dancer in My Kahani (2021), an appearance in the music video Sólfama (2022), and the role of Maria Valtorta in Pierre Barnérias’ documentary fiction Miracles, released in 2023 at the Grand Rex in Paris. She then appeared in Hormuz Key’s documentary Images of Shadows (2024) and plays Señora Anna in Erwan Naimi’s 2025 series Cosmos.
Olivia Loiseau is a French actress and multidisciplinary artist whose career spans dance, costume design, theatre, opera and film. Born in La Roche-sur-Yon, she began with classical dance and developed a passion for flamenco at 14. After training as a tailor and costume designer, she collaborated in 2012 with Margarita Freire on the Carmen collection for the S.I.M.O.F fashion show in Seville. She also designed costumes for choreographer Karyne Arys for major stages in Bordeaux and the Mont-Marsan Arte Flamenco Festival, later creating her own brand, Sibylam.
She refined her opera singing with Stella Marisova Sirben, Marialena Goya, Kareen Antonn, Pauline Brassac and Virginie Colette, and began theatre with Véronique Reviron Rey. At Pierre Debauche’s Theater of the day, she trained in Jérôme Huguet’s mask theater workshop and studied mime with Jean-Bernard Laclotte at the Marcel Marceau School.
In 2014, she worked with André Lombardo for Présence Capitale on the David Lynch symposium The Uncanny at Bordeaux Museum of Fine Arts, also supervising performance artists at Lynch’s Silencio. She produced dance performances such as Arab Eroticism, inspired by Malek Chebel, and other artistic events.
Following a camera internship with Eve Guillou, she acted in her first short films: Life Breaks Us and The Sewer, which she also wrote and starred in. In 2015, she danced in Puy du Fou’s Le Mystère de Noël, narrated Memories of Madame the Marquise of Bonchamps, and lent her voice to musical projects including Chemical Dysfunction’s Diaries and Frank Cronogue’s New Age. She also participated in the Peakies Show discussing Twin Peaks.
She starred in But i Love you by Franck Victor, appeared on the radio Artists have their say, later joining as a presenter in 2022. She performed in student films from Artfx, la Fémis, and ENS Louis-Lumière, in Patrice Leconte’s commercial Merci with Julien Courbet, and in Ishtar Alabina’s music video Paris.
Olivia played Laura in Fabrice Briseux’s multi-award-winning Infra Story (2016), which earned 25 international prizes. She went on to act in Aurélien Andrieux’s Farouche, portray Patrizia-Michelangelo’s muse-in Nguyen Tuong Hung’s experimental feature The Living Sculpture, and collaborate in Rome on 16 Sunrises about astronaut Thomas Pesquet. She also appeared in a Golden Moustache episode and completed several camera internships, including one with Olivier Dahan.
More recent roles include Ina in Paris 2020, an Indian dancer in My Kahani (2021), an appearance in the music video Sólfama (2022), and the role of Maria Valtorta in Pierre Barnérias’ documentary fiction Miracles, released in 2023 at the Grand Rex in Paris. She then appeared in Hormuz Key’s documentary Images of Shadows (2024) and plays Señora Anna in Erwan Naimi’s 2025 series Cosmos.
