Her story 

Fascinated by dance from an early age, Isadora first found her artistic voice through Flamenco. Mentored by Carmen Rubio, she later travelled to Madrid to train at the Arabesquees and Amor de Dios academies. She went on to become a Flamenco dancer and teacher, developing a strong foundation in movement, musicality and stage presence.

When an ankle injury brought her Flamenco journey to an unexpected end, Isadora discovered burlesque in Paris in 2013. What began as a new artistic path would soon become a defining part of her identity.

She trained notably with Mlle Loison and quickly began teaching and performing with the Olala Party school, leading classes, private events and bachelorette parties.

It was in New Caledonia, however, that she truly developed her own artistic identity, initially performing under the stage name Mademoiselle B. From 2014 to 2018, she taught effeuillage burlesque at Burlesque Nouméa, a branch of the Art & Movements school, while performing regularly on the local scene. From 2016 to 2018, she was also invited to perform as a guest at the Nouméa Burlesque Festival.

From 2020 to 2024, Isadora created and ran her own school, Le Boudoir de ces Dames, where she accompanied women in developing confidence, self-esteem and self-expression through burlesque.

For Isadora, burlesque has always been about far more than performance. It is a space to reclaim the body, embrace who we truly are, and celebrate the freedom to be seen on our own terms.

In 2022, she joined forces with actress and swing teacher Delphine Mahieu to create Le Beetle Moon, a unique cabaret revue blending swing and burlesque. Created from scratch, the cabaret quickly became a regular feature of the local scene.