Ducrocq began teaching after completing her studies and co-founding the Working Theatre Company in New York City. She served as a full-time acting instructor at NYU School of the Arts from 1978 until 1981, becoming the institution’s first staff member of French descent. Caroline Ducrocq made her acting debut in 1982 with the television movie “The Facts of Life Goes to Paris,” in which she played the main character of Angelique. She also established her private school, “Tomorrow’s Performing Artists.”
She played Genevieve Poinier in the 1983 movie “Focus on Fishko,” according to her IMDB profile. In 1985, she was chosen for the television series “George Burns Comedy Week.” Her other compositions include Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Sweet Lies, and others. She stopped her acting career after playing Rose in the short film “Premonition” in 2007.
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