About Me
Theatre director, writer, and dramaturg.
Currently, I serve as the Chief Dramaturg and Resident Playwright at Habima, Israel’s National Theatre. Before that, I was Head Dramaturg at the Khan Theater in Jerusalem, where I also directed productions.
I hold an MFA in Theatre Directing and a BA in Acting from Tel Aviv University, as well as an MA in Philosophy, where my research focused on the thought of Hannah Arendt.
Over the years, I’ve worked with a range of theatres and institutions, including the Khan, Tmuna Theater and Tel Aviv University Theater. In 2026, my original play "Simple Actions" premiered at Habima, marking an important milestone in my writing.
My work as a director often engages with literary and philosophical texts. Projects include the Hebrew premiere of Bertolt Brecht’s "Demise of the Egoist Johann Fatzer" in Tel Aviv, an adaptation of Olga Tokarczuk’s "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead", and a short film created for the International Brecht Festival in Augsburg. Alongside directing, I’ve translated and adapted works such as Brecht’s "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui", "Jane Eyre", Camus’ "The Plague", and Thomas Ostermeier’s adaptation of "An Enemy of the People".
In 2023, I was a Praktikant at the Volksbühne in Berlin under René Pollesch, as part of an extended residency supported by the Goethe-Institut. During that time, I also collaborated as a dramaturg on "The Dybbuk" with the German collective KULA and taught at Goethe University in Frankfurt. I continue to teach at Tel Aviv University.