Lola Felouzis

At the age of 20, Lola Felouzis joined the Ecole Nationale du TNBA, directed at the time by Dominique Pitoiset, after spending a year at the Conservatoire d'Avignon in the professional program. Upon graduation, Muriel Mayette hired her at the Académie de La Comédie Française for a period of one year, where she performed under the direction of Denis Podalydès, Jérôme Deschamps, and Alain Françon. Lola then worked with Jean-Yves Ruf and played Macha in Les Trois
Sisters by Chekhov, with Gwenaël Morin in The Tragedies of Sophocles (Ajax-Antigone-Heracles), with Guillaume Séverac-Schmitz, and is now beginning her second production with Sarah Mordy. More recently, she performed under the direction of Tiago Rodriguez in The Cherry Orchard, and took part in the reading of Le procès Pelicot directed by Milo Rau at the 2025 Avignon Festival. At the same time, Lola has appeared in films directed by Sébastien Betbeder, Vincent Macaigne,
Jorge Leon, David Hourrègue, Pauline Loquès, and Virginie Sauveur. In 2023, Lola co-founded her company with Aude Rouanet, under the name Risquer la variation, and their first
show, Quelqu’un attend quelqu’un, is a free adaptation of Roland Barthes' Fragments d'un discours amoureux, a show designed for non-dedicated spaces.