Graduate of the Beit Zvi School for Performing Arts. Recipient of the Rudensky Scholarship, Shimon Bar Scholarship, David Mercer Scholarship, and the America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship. Winner of the Golden Hedgehog Award (Fringe Theater) for Production of the Year (2012), and the Critics' Award at the Radical Young Festival at Munich Volkstheater. She has been a member of Gesher Theatre since 1998, where her extensive stage credits include The Master and Margarita (The Devil in Moscow)—for which she received the Israeli Theater Award for Most Promising Actress in 2001—The Slave, Shosha, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Threepenny Opera, Twelfth Night, The Cherry Orchard, White Nights, Don Juan, Eating, The River, Intrigue and Love, Sea – A Stormy Comedy, Miss Julie, Village, See Under: Love (Momik), Adam Resurrected, The Marriage of Figaro, Medea, Variations for Theatre and Orchestra, The Elder Son, Night Conversations, and Office Romance.

At Be'er Sheva Theatre, she appeared in The Imaginary Invalid, Company, Why Didn't You Come Before the War?, A Doll's House (Nora), and Iphigenia, for which she won the Israeli Theater Award for Most Promising Actress in 2012. Her additional credits include The Parent Trap at Mediateque Theatre, productions with the Tmuna Theatre Ensemble, including Ayeka?, Phaedra in Love, Mary Stuart, The Seagull, and many others.