Since graduating from Collège Lionel-Groulx, Iannicko N'Doua has established himself in film, television, and theatre.

On television, he appeared in the fifth and final season of Plan B, as well as in the most recent seasons of Gâtées pourries and L'œil du cyclone. He will soon be seen in the new season of Indéfendable. Over the years, he has distinguished himself in numerous productions, including Corbeaux, Fugueuse (where he played the unsettling Carlo), Contre-offre, L’air d’aller, À propos d’Antoine, Pour toi Flora, Nuit blanche, 30 vies, Les Simone, Unité 9, Mauvais Karma, L’Auberge du chien noir and Clash, in addition to several notable youth series. In English, he also appeared in Three Pines, an adaptation of Louise Penny’s novels.

On screen, he has been seen notably in Starbuck, Là où Attila passe, Podz’s King Dave and François Girard’s Hochelaga, terre des âmes.

On stage, Iannicko N’Doua continues to pursue an equally remarkable career. Earlier this year, he played Pierre-Moïse in the stage adaptation of Ève Lambert’s Médicis Prize-winning novel Que notre joie demeure at Théâtre du Nouveau Monde. On that same stage, the previous year, he appeared in Michel Marc Bouchard’s latest creation, Une fête d’enfants, alongside François Arnaud and Sylvie Drapeau. The production was directed by Florent Siaud, who had previously entrusted him with the role of Acaste in Le Misanthrope in 2024.

In 2024, he also created Neige sur Abidjan, his very first work as a playwright, at Centre du Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui. A recipient of the Fonds Michelle-Rossignol, he also performs in the piece and co-directs it with Marc Beaupré, with whom he is collaborating for the fourth time. The production will tour throughout Québec in the fall of 2026.