Ariane Aubry commenced her acting career in the theatre from the age of five years old.  By the age of eleven, she was offered a scholarship to take on a lead role, performing for various theatres across the South.

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By fifteen years old, Ariane was then scouted for her voice to perform in her first large production for a musical called 'Our Day Out' by Willy Russell that involved singing without a microphone on stage. The audience included some well-known faces including the Mayor.

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Ariane has always been involved in performing arts as well as being musically talented playing Violin for five years from the age of six along with clarinet and self taught piano pieces.

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Ariane continued her career by studying Media Performance for Television, Film and Theatre. 

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Top highlights include working on set as a supporting actor for Made in Chelsea, as a lead role for an Al Jazeera English Documentary and a short film for Channel 4.

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Ariane also ran her own radio show, creating exciting content for the show and broadcasting to listeners across the county of Bedfordshire.

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