Mariama Sylla Faye is a theatre director, actress, and singer working in French-speaking Switzerland.

Biography

In 1996 she received her diploma at the École supérieure d'art dramatique de Genève. Sylla began her career as a theatre actress in French-speaking Switzerland. She performed under the directors Claude Stratz, Charles Joris, Dominique Catton, Gilles Laubert, Raoul Pastor, Philippe Mentha, and Georges Guerreiro. She has performed voice-over work for radio and television. She assisted Julien George in the staging of ''La Puce à l'Oreille'' in 2012. She directed ''Allons enfants voir si la rose est un cheval vu de dos'' by Joël Bastard at the Théâtre Am Stram Gram in 2013. Sylla directed ''Jean et Béatrice'' by

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at the Théâtre Le Crève-Cœur in 2015. The following year, she directed ''Jean-Luc'' by Fabrice Melquiot at the Théâtre Am Stram Gram. Sylla has taught in conservatories and led theatre workshops.

Filmography

*2004 : ''

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'' (actress, as Amelia) *2008 : ''Tierra roja'' (short film, actress) *2017-2019 : ''Quartier des banques'' (TV series, actress)

References

External links

Mariama Sylla sur comediens.ch
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