Noam Meiri

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Full Name	Noam Meiri
Occupation	Actor
Date Of Birth	Mar 27, 1958(1958-03-27)
Age	66
Country	Israel
Horoscope	Pisces

Noam Meiri Biography

Noam Meiri is one of the most popular and richest Actor who was born on March 27, 1958 in Israel. Noam Meiri was born in 1958 was born at Ramat Gan. When he was a child, he was enrolled in the Beit Zvi School for the Performing Arts with his teachers Suheil Haddad as well as Irit Wager. He also studied at the Bat-Dor Dance’s School. After deciding to combine theater as well as teaching Meiri completed his studies with an B.A at Tel Aviv’s Education School and Theater Department (1980-1984). After graduating of Tel Aviv University Meiri studied at L’Ecole Internationale de Theatre Jacques Lecoq (1984-1986) and completed his studies with the Alexander technique as well as in the Laban Movement Analysis method. The artist is an independent theatre artist who is constantly seeking out an original language while instructing physical theater and focusing on creating an unique work. In 1987, Meiri co-founded the theater company Faubourg Teatron, along with Rivi Feldmesser-Yaron, and Walter Anichoffer (Austria). The group performed their play, Nashim BaPark (Women in the Park) at the Tzavta Theater in Tel Aviv, as well as at the Israeli Fringe Theater Festival in Acco and the Comic Theater Festival in Salzburg, Austria. In 1988, he co-created his cabaret HaMofa shel Rapunzel (Rapunzel’s Show) together with Rivi Feldmesser-Yaron Gal Friedman, and Gail Hareven. The show was staged by the Tzavta Theater as well as in a variety of theatres and festivals. In the year 1990, Meiri developed his HaAchim Grim Mesparim (Grimm Brothers Tell Tales) show which was staged regularly on the Beit Lessin Theater. He performed it with performers Tzvia Sharet as well as Gal Friedman. He also became famous in the field of storytelling on TV through the Children’s Channel.

Through time, Meiri has developed his unique method of telling stories using Physical Theater. He employed this technique when directing Shay Schwartz’s show, Tzeh HaHutza, Yeled Ra (Out Bad Boy!) in 1992 at the Teatroneto Festival for One-Person Plays in Tel Aviv’s Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater. He was a part of the festival in 1993, with the one-man production Momik in 1992, a reworking of David Grossman’s novel. It was with the direction of Daniella Michaeli. In 1994, Noam Meiri along with Yair Qedar founded the theater group Yesh Lo Milim Mishelo (Words of His Own). Meiri was also the director and performed in the show of the same title, which was composed of original texts written by Gay Israeli writers, along with the actors Itzik Cohen, Tzahi Grad and Hagai Ayad. The show was a first in Israeli Gay theater and following the popularity it enjoyed in Israel the show was later transposed into English and staged in the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland as well as different festivals throughout Manchester, London (1995) and then at New York and San Francisco. The process of preparing for the journey towards Edinburgh Festival, as well as the preparations for Edinburgh Festival and the trip itself were the focus of Erez Laufer’s documentary Edinburgh Lo Mehaka (Don’t Cry for Me, Edinburgh) . In the course of its Words of His Own tour Meiri taught a variety of Physical Theater Storytelling master classes in London and New York acting schools, and was a world-renowned Physical Theater and Storytelling teacher.

1994-96 Haifa University (Israel), Theater Department, Physical Theater Storytelling class.

Words of His Own (originally in Hebrew, was also performed in English), 1994-97. A play by the first Israeli Gay theater troupe, co-created by Meiri and Yair Qedar. Based on stories by Gal Uchovsky, Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser, Shay Levin and others. Edited by Yair Qedar. Tzavta Theater, Tel Aviv. Additional performances: Following 100 performances in Israel, the play was also staged at The Edinburgh Festival and other festivals in Manchester, London, New York and San Francisco. The cast’s preparations for the trip to the Edinburgh Festival and the trip itself, were the subject of Erez Laufer’s documentary Edinburgh Lo Mekahka Li (Don’t Cry for Me, Edinburgh). Out, Bad Boy! (In Hebrew), 1993. Written and directed by Shay Schwartz. The Teatroneto Festival for One-Person Plays at Tel Aviv’s Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater.

Erev Bli Na’aama (An Evening Without Na’aama) 1992. Director: Moshe Zimmerman. Screenplay by Moshe Zonder and Moshe Zimmerman. Meiri played the lead role in the film, starring alongside Dafna Armoni Limor Goldstein, Doron Tsabari Amir Kaminer, Michael Sharfstein and many others. Sipurey Tel Aviv (Tel Aviv Stories), 1992. Directors: Ayelet Menahemi and Nirit Yaron. Meiri played the role of Mivtza Hatul (Operation Cat) along with Dror Keren Ruthi Goldberg Saar Fein and more. The film won 4 Ophir Awards (AKA the Israeli Oscars).

Noam Meiri Net Worth

Noam Meiri is one of the richest Actor from Israel. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Noam Meiri 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

1985-1987 Tel Aviv Arts School, Physical Theater classes.

Through the years, Noam Meiri became famous by being a child storyteller. Since 1989, he’s been featured in children’s and storytellers’ theatre festivals across Israel. In addition, Meiri has created several original stories for children that he has performed together with other artists. Little Fingers , 1996-97, written and directed by Avishay Grinfeld-Caspi. The cast included dancer Alice Dor-Cohen and pianist Zehava Simon, as well as the violinist Shimon Abelovitch. The show premiered during the Sound of Music Festival in the Upper Galilee. An Old Lady, an Elephant and a Flat to Let (in Hebrew. The play also aired in English) from 1994 to 1997. Based on the stories of Lea Goldberg (Flat to Let) and Jean de Brunhoff (Babar the Elephant). Directed by Avishay Grinfeld-Caspi. Piano: Zehava Simon. Violin: Shimon Abelovitch. Music Festival in the Upper Galilee, and Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater. The English adaptation of the show, Living Side by Side was presented by the New Conservatory Theater’s children’s Theater Festival in San Francisco with the participation of dancing artist Rabaa Murkus.

1994-95 The School of Visual Theater Physical Theater class.

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1997 NYU, New York, visiting professor: The Art of Storytelling workshop.

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Osher Lelo Gevul (Endless Happiness), 1997. Written and directed by Igal Bursztyn. The film received the Leiffer Award for the best screenplay; the Ophir Award for the best screenplay, 1996; and the Critics Award for the Best Israeli Movie at the Haifa Film Festival. Meiri appeared with the actors Yael Almog, Ofra Weingarten, Danny Shteg, Igal Adika, Liat Goren, Shira Perver and others.