Eloïse Ghislaine is a seasoned performer and educator dedicated to inspiring confidence, artistry, and excellence through the performing arts.

With over 15 years of experience as a voice, music, and acting teacher, Eloïse has guided hundreds of students toward artistic growth — helping them find their voice, build their skills, and shine both onstage and off. Her teaching blends professional-level rigor with warmth, joy, and a deep respect for each student’s unique journey.

Originally from Australia, Eloïse earned her Bachelor of Music in Theater from the Australian Institute of Music and a Graduate Diploma in Vocal Performance from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

As a performer, she has appeared on world-renowned stages including Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, and toured extensively across Southeast Asia. Since relocating to New York City, she has become a regular presence in the city’s cabaret and jazz scene, performing at venues such as Birdland Jazz Club, Don’t Tell Mama, The Duplex, and 54 Below.

For the past decade, Eloïse has taught performing arts on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, offering training in acting, voice, piano, and guitar, and leading workshops for children, teens, and adults. She has also served as a guest instructor at Broadway Dance Center.

At Broadway Rise, Eloïse unites her international performance experience and lifelong passion for arts education to create a nurturing, dynamic environment where performers of all ages are empowered to grow, connect, and rise.