From age 17, Sandrine has had opportunities to act in various local theatre troops, such as "We Mise pa Mo", a Martinique group on Slavery; Teat Lari, leading theatre troop in her native island.
She played a main and intense part, as an iconic slave, and was very much photographed and published by/in the Local and National presses.

The groups toured many venues, as well as the Carnival, and were extremely popular as Cultural Inputs. The music used for the performances was an extremely soulful piece by a writer very dear to the people of Martinique.

It was a great conducting force for emotional inspiration, to all.

The latter production company offered a training workshop, based on Street theatre techniques, which she attended. She then acted in their productions for the anniversary of Christopher Columbus' discocery of America, in 1992, and onwards.

Along the years, she has learnt how the Director, Mr Jose Alpha, looked after his beloved artists, and projects. She has had the opportunity to assist backstage.
In London, she took part in a production of Aida, by an International Opera and Ballet company, the Ellen Kent Productions. She played one of the slaves, and got both great oral compliments, and a great written reference from the directors.

Sandrine Anterrion has had a very wide range of emotional experiences, in her personal life; and has been able to intellectualize them, in order to transform them into powerful artistic material.

She has taken a short course on Directing Different Plays, at the City Lit; and wishes to extend her knowledge whenever possible, in order to direct Opera productions.