Noe is originally from Spain, and she’s been living in China for the last two years. She loves both creativity and meaningful experiences. She’s always been into theatre and cinema—she studied Drama, and for several years she worked as an actress in the UK, across Europe, and in Argentina. After that, she switched into teaching, and she’s taught in schools in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, and Thailand. 

Noe truly believes that drama belongs in education—not only because it’s fun, but because it helps students grow in ways that can be felt right away. Through role-play and performance, students learn to find their voice, speak with confidence, and listen carefully to others. Drama also sparks imagination and critical thinking, because learners have to understand characters, motivations, and stories. It builds empathy and teamwork—since acting means collaborating, supporting classmates, and stepping into someone else’s perspective. For Noe, drama doesn’t just make students participate—it helps them become braver learners and more connected human beings, whether they’re in a classroom, on a stage, or telling their own story.