A fresh look at Caroline Ducrocq, offering readers expert commentary.

Ducrocq co-founded the Working Theatre Company in New York City after finishing her studies and began teaching students. From 1978 to 1981, she was the first French-born faculty member at NYU School of the Arts, where she worked as a full-time acting instructor. ‘Tomorrow’s Performing Artists,’ her own studio, was also founded by her. Caroline Ducrocq made her television debut in 1982 with ‘The Facts of Life Goes to Paris.’ She played the prominent part of Angelique in this film. Her IMDB entry states that she played Genevieve Poinier in the 1983 film ‘Focus on Fishko.’ In 1985, she was cast in the television series ‘George Burns Comedy Week.’ Her previous works were Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Sweet Lies, and others. She starred as Rose in the 2007 short film ‘Premonition.’ She then called it quits as an actor.