Hélène Ducos studied singing, opera, piano, accompaniment and music writing.
She gratuated from Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and Mozarteum International Academies.

She performed a wide repertoire in the United Kingdom, from Rossini’s La Cenerentola to Schönberg’s Pierrot Lunaire, Métella in La vie parisienne and Polly in The Beggar’s Opera.
Passionate about cabaret, she keeps training in dance and regularly performs on Parisian stages.
Hélène Ducos is the winner of the BCU Young Talent Prize 2015.

In 2020, she founded with Laura KimpeLes Débouvetés, an independent opera company, and became a composer. She is the author of several operas, including Minuit Montmartre, Amanda, Le Roi Est Mort, Le Gora, as well as several song cycles. She completed her education with orchestration. She entirely conceives each one of her stage works, from the first word of the libretto to the last orchestral note, and composes tailor-made for the performers she works with.

Eager for fresh air, she spends much of her creative time in the forest or by the ocean.
 
Hélène Ducos is a member of the Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques.