Margaux Loire is a French lyric soprano. She combines her sensibility as a musician and actress to perform works ranging from Gregorian chant to contemporary music, including opera and chamber music

Margaux Loire is a lyric soprano and winner of the Présence Compositrices and Théatre Meiningen prizes at the Marmande 2024 international singing competition. Through her voice and her writings, she proposes a work of creation, research and mediation around the question of the representation of the female body on stage. To support her early career and her research, Margaux has been awarded two grants of excellence: the Menda - Opéra Comique scholarship and the Sylff - Tokyo Fundation for policy research scholarship. Margaux obtained her master's degree in opera singing with first class honours in June 2024 from the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris (CnsmdP).
Margaux took her first musical steps in the choir of the prestigious Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris. After a gap year in Scotland, in 2014 she began her soloist studies at the Département supérieur pour Jeune chanteur at the CRR in Paris. A graduate of the Maurice Ravel Conservatoire, she is passionate about cultivating her identity as an actress-creator. She is part of the Création en cours #5 of the Ateliers Médicis and works with a class of CM in the Sarthe, passionately developing the subjects of mediation and transmission. In November 2022, she will be part of the European tour Open your eyes, an ecological recital created by Iain Burnside, encouraged by Anne Le Bozec. At the National Archives in Paris, she sang Poulenc's La Voix humaine with Robin Le Brevet (piano) in 2023. She is Marceline (The Marriage of Figaro) then Berta (T_he Barber of Seville_) with the conductor Mathieu Herzog and his Appassionnato orchestra in April 2024 and again in November 2024. The soprano Véronique Gens offered her a mentorship at the École normale de musique de Paris in the Elite Programme for the year 2024/2025. In March 2025, Margaux made her debut as Violetta Valéry in Verdi's La Traviata with the Lab Opéra Oise. She will be the shepherdess, the cat and the squirrel in Ravel's L'Enfant et les Sortilèges in the Colette’s house in Rozven in May 2025.

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