Angèle Lemort, a professional actress, mime, and director for nearly 15 years, is a versatile artist.

She has performed in numerous theater productions, ranging from contemporary theater to comedies, and specializing in mime.

In film and television, she has worked on over twenty professional sets, under the direction of notable figures such as Bruno Garcia, Arnaud Lemort, Bernard Stora, Gabriel Aghion, Jean-Daniel Veraeghe, and Fanny Sydney. She has acted alongside Jean-Claude Brialy and Michèle Bernier, among others.

The characters she has portrayed often have something to hide and are frequently torn between two things.

Internationally, she appeared in two short films in 2018: "Appel d'urgence" by Ali Ibrahim, a Syrian director, recognized at the 7th Delhi Shorts International Film Festival in New Delhi, and "Un film dans un film dans un film" by Frédéric Lavigne, a Quebecois director.

Finally, she is developing a theatrical research focused on gesture and visual arts, merging gesture with new magic, within the company Les Accordéeuses, which she founded. She writes, directs, and produces shows for the company.