Isadora Mabille

Passionate about dance from a young age, it was through flamenco that she truly found herself. Mentored by Carmen Rubio, she then went to Madrid to further her training at two academies: "Arabesquees" and "Armor de Dios." A dancer and later a flamenco dance teacher, she later channeled her artistic background into burlesque striptease.

Trained in Paris in 2013, primarily by Mlle Loison, she quickly applied to and became an ambassador and teacher at the Olala Party school (offering courses, hen parties, private events). But it was in New Caledonia, initially under the name Mademoiselle B., that she truly spread her wings.

From 2014 to 2018, she taught burlesque striptease workshops and courses at the Burlesque Nouméa school (a branch of the Art & Mouvements school) while regularly performing on the local stage.

From 2016 to 2018, she was also invited to participate in the Nouméa Burlesque Festival.

She has performed on numerous local and international stages, such as the renowned Australian Burlesque Festival (in 2017, 2023, and 2024), the Bisous Français (Paris Burlesque Festival), the London Burlesque Festival (2020), the Croatian Burlesque Festival, and the Croatian Fringe Festival (2024). She won the Silver Medal at the incredible The BURLYPICKS Solid Gold Croatia in 2020, as well as the "Master of Amazement" award at the first-ever Burlypicks France finale in 2020.

Since 2020, she has also opened her own school, Le Boudoir de Ces Dames, where she helps women regain their self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-love through burlesque striptease.

In 2022, she partnered with Delphine MAHIEU, an actress and swing dance teacher, to create a revue blending swing and burlesque in a small cabaret they built from scratch: Le Beetle Moon, which regularly performs since its inception. Together, they also created Open Moon, an open stage for both budding and established artists in New Caledonia.