Blandine Coulon is a Belgian soprano and multidisciplinary performer whose practice moves between opera, early music, contemporary repertoire and hybrid stage forms. She discovered singing as a member of the children’s choir of La Monnaie/De Munt and performed her first operatic role at the age of twelve in Benjamin Britten’s The Golden Vanity.

After completing her Master’s degree at IMEP, she joined the MM Academy of La Monnaie and later its Young Soloists Programme. She has since appeared in productions including Les Huguenots, A Song for the Moon, L’Enfant et les Sortilèges, Fanny & Alexander and Bovary. She also performed at the Opéra Royal de Wallonie and specialises in Baroque repertoire alongside her work in contemporary music.

Coulon collaborates with Musiques Nouvelles and several early music ensembles and founded her own Baroque ensemble, Albertine. With Théâtre d’un Jour, she created RECLAIM, a performance in which she combines singing and acrobatics.

For B-Classic, Blandine Coulon is one of the performers and co-creators of EAT ME