Isabelle Giroux, a talented individual from Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada, has a rich background in the entertainment industry. She graduated from the music program at Cégep de Drummondville, where she studied under the guidance of renowned singer Johanne Blouin. Additionally, she earned a degree from The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles, specializing in Musical Theatre and Cinema.
Giroux's impressive resume includes her role as the ballerina/princess Crinoline on the popular children's TV show "Salmidondis" on both Radio-Canada and Télé-Québec networks. Her outstanding performance earned her a Gémeaux Award nomination in 2017. She also played the character Floralie in the bilingual children's webseries "Zoomizoom," available on CBCgems and Tou.tv, which garnered her another Gémeaux Award nomination in 2022.
Giroux's acting skills were showcased in the TV series "Ruptures," where she portrayed Eve Charlebois, the wife of Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge's character, who was struggling with the ASL illness. Her extensive experience in French-Canadian television includes appearances in "Les Bracelets Rouges," "Une affaire criminelle," "Portrait-Robot," "Un lien familial," "District 31," and "Mensonges III."
On the big screen, Giroux's talents can be seen in the French-Canadian movie "Jusqu'au Déclin" on Netflix, as well as in the feature films "Une Révision" and "Hibou." She has also appeared in the movies "Rosalie" and "Jusqu'au Déclin."
Musical theatre fans have had the pleasure of seeing Giroux take the stage at the St-Denis Theatre in Montreal, where she has performed in productions such as "Grease," "Hairspray," "Le Petit Roy," and "Le Big Bazar."
With her boundless energy and versatility, Giroux is always looking for new opportunities to showcase her talents. Whether on the big or small screen, on stage, in short film festivals, commercials, or behind the camera, audiences can expect to see more of this talented individual in the years to come.
