Anat Atzmon began her professional career at the IDF Theater. During her military service, she was chosen to play Nili in the film Eskimo Limon, which achieved tremendous success in Israel and worldwide. After her discharge, she studied acting at Tel Aviv University and starred in additional films such as Dizengoff 99, Dead End Road, and many others, including Forbidden Love by director Moshe Mizrahi, alongside Tom Hanks.

Over the years, Atzmon has appeared in dozens of stage productions: at the Cameri Theatre in Second Chapter; A Flea in Her Head at Be’er Sheva Theatre; The Beggar’s Opera at *Beit Lessin Theatre; and It’s a Marginal Affair, where she portrayed Marilyn Monroe, among many others. Along the way, she also collaborated with her father, actor and director Shmuel Atzmon, who founded the Yiddishpiel Theatre to revive the Yiddish language. Anat played many leading roles there, including Tevye the Dairyman, the comedy How to Be a Jewish Mother in Ten Lessons, and numerous other plays and musical performances.

Anat released two albums, In a Dream and Night, Pillow, and the Image of a Maiden. At Tmu-na Theatre, she staged the one-woman show She Wasn’t Here, which participated in many festivals and received excellent reviews. Anat has also been very active in television, appearing in series, talk shows, and in dubbing animated films.

Recently, she has been performing in the comedy A Lesson in Love at the Hebrew Theatre and in the Channel 12 series Murder at the Dead Sea. With the show The Many Faces of Love, she has been touring extensively throughout the country for many years.

Measurements:
Height: 1.69 m
Pants size: 38
Shirt size: 40Shoe size: 41