Victoria Labalme is a performing artist, actor, author, producer, and public speaker.
Labalme give a talk at TEDxSantaBarbara entitled Risk Forward: the Rewards of Not Knowing that grew into a book, and series of keynote speeches and workshops for corporate clients including Coca Cola, Microsoft, John Hancock, L'Oreal, Chick-fil-a, Comcast, IBM, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and Verizon.
She originated the role of Ashley in the world premiere (November 8, 1994) of off-broadway play Three Years from 30 by Mike O’Malley at The Sanford Maisner Theater In 2000, she directed Gregg Goldston’s off-Broadway One Mime Show.
In 2017, Labalme conceived and produced Muppet Guys Talking: Secrets Behind The Show the Whole World Watched which premiered at SXSW. It scored 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Labalme is married to Frank Oz. Her father was George Labalme Jr., a French-born designer who was involved in the design of, among other things, the Grey Poupon mustard jar. Her father's uncle, Raymond Loewy, was also a designer and George and Raymond worked together. Her mother was Patricia Hochschild Labalme.