Celine Verbeeck
- Actress
Celine Verbeeck is a Belgian actress.
Celine started her career at the age of eight when she was selected to play the part of little Cosette in the hit musical Les Miserables. At the age of thirteen she played her first principal role as Wiske in the independent movie Suske and Wiske and the dark diamond. Based on the popular Belgian comic books of Willy Vandersteen. She was chosen as Wiske out of 950 other kids that applied for the audition. This was the start of her movie and television career.
Until the age of 15 Celine studied at the Royal Balletschool in Antwerp. Yet her interest in acting kept growing and she decided to change course. However, dancing remains one of her passions. At the age of 18 she was accepted at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels where she studied musical theater. After that she studied Kleinkunst at the Royal Conservatory in Antwerp.
Throughout the years Celine played several parts in Belgian television and movie productions. She was also part of the female ensemble in the French adaptation of the original West End production The wizard of oz by Andrew Loyyd Webber.
Celine started her career at the age of eight when she was selected to play the part of little Cosette in the hit musical Les Miserables. At the age of thirteen she played her first principal role as Wiske in the independent movie Suske and Wiske and the dark diamond. Based on the popular Belgian comic books of Willy Vandersteen. She was chosen as Wiske out of 950 other kids that applied for the audition. This was the start of her movie and television career.
Until the age of 15 Celine studied at the Royal Balletschool in Antwerp. Yet her interest in acting kept growing and she decided to change course. However, dancing remains one of her passions. At the age of 18 she was accepted at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels where she studied musical theater. After that she studied Kleinkunst at the Royal Conservatory in Antwerp.
Throughout the years Celine played several parts in Belgian television and movie productions. She was also part of the female ensemble in the French adaptation of the original West End production The wizard of oz by Andrew Loyyd Webber.
