The Bridge Youth Choir

Berthe Tanwo Njole is a Belgian actress, singer-songwriter, and multidisciplinary performer of

Cameroonian origin. Born in Yaoundé and based in Brussels, she works across film, television,

theatre, voice acting, and music, building an international career that bridges artistic disciplines

and cultures.

Fluent in French, English, and Dutch, Berthe collaborates on productions across Europe and

beyond. Her screen work includes the feature films Mind of Thoughts (2025) and Le Grand

Cirque (2023), appearances in the long-running Belgian television series Thuis (Home), and the

internationally acclaimed BBC fantasy series Theodosia, alongside numerous film, television,

and commercial productions.

A defining chapter of her stage career was her involvement in Exhibit B, the internationally

renowned production by Brett Bailey, in which she served as both performer and Stage Manager.

Between 2014 and 2016, the production toured extensively, with performances in England,

Ireland, Scotland, France, Chile, and South Korea.

Beyond acting, Berthe is a mezzo-soprano singer-songwriter, voice artist, stage performer, and

pianist. She has performed on the iconic stage of L'Olympia in Paris as the opening act for Toots

and the Maytals in 2018 and Inna De Yard Collective in 2019.

She holds a Master's degree in Advertising from IHECS University College in Brussels (2003),

as well as formal training in Music Theory, Jazz-Pop Piano, and Songwriting from Belgian music

academies.

Deeply committed to using art as a catalyst for dialogue and social awareness, Berthe is also an

artivist. Through her video series Coup de Cœur (YouTube) and her podcast Industry Talks

(available on YouTube and Spotify), she shines a light on overlooked stories and amplifies voices

that are too often unheard, fostering conversations around representation, identity, and the arts.