Isabella Valette

Born in Melbourne, Australia, to a lawyer father and interior designer mother, Isabella studied full time dance at The Ministry of Dance before relocating to prestigious UK university, The Arts Educational School London, which is presided over by Andrew Lloyd Webber. She was fully sponsored to train there where she obtained a BA (Hons) Musical Theatre. In the UK she performed with BBC Radio and at The Olivier Awards. She has since gone on to perform live in many festivals, including: Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Underbelly), Adelaide Fringe (Gluttony), Perth Fringeworld (Spiegeltent), The Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Cabaret Festival. As well as working as an actor, Isabella has worked as a stand up comedian and improviser. She has written a number of solo shows which have featured at festivals around Australia, most notably 'How Far I'll Go,' directed by Declan Fay.