Marion is a freelance dancer and choreographer from France based in Frankfurt. She works regularly at the Frankfurt Opera and develops projects across European scenes. After graduating from the Iwanson International School of Contemporary Dance in 2019, she continued her passion for creation and performance in Germany, Mexico, and France, working with choreographers such as Johannes Härtle, Lola Lince, Sommer Ulrikson, Jenny Ogilvie, and others.
At age 20, she founded her own company and brought her productions to several theaters in Germany and France. She has choreographed for small scales projects such as Arbeiten in Der Kaiserstraße (2024), or bits and pieces put together to present a semblance of a whole (2023), as well as choreographed for big theater performances such as Voice of Gaia (2021) or MOVE (2022). Marion continuously seeks unexpected collaborations and strives to make contemporary art and social reflections more accessible. Her work is deeply rooted in trauma-sensitive contemporary dance and physical contact approaches. She makes it a point to create a risk-reduced and inclusive environment in her workshops, masterclasses, auditions, and creative processes, where all participants feel respected and supported. 
Her unique vision of movement research is evident during her creative processes, where she collaborates with various musicians, painters, engineers, and other inspirational individuals. 
As a choreographer, Marion focuses on exploring physical contact and incorporates improvisation as a key element. She adapts her choreography to the unique qualities and personalities of the dancers on her team, paying close attention to their individual strengths. By exploring the boundaries of movement, she creates dynamic and surprising experiences for both audience and dancers, regardless of their background in contemporary or urban dance. Her commitment to trauma-sensitive practices ensures that her work challenges artistic norms and promotes healing and connection through dance.