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Culture08:00 · 1h ago

Shlomi Koriat: A Look at the Beloved Israeli Actor and Comedian

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Shlomi Koriat, a prominent Israeli actor and comedian, is being celebrated with a look at ten fascinating facts about his career and personal life. Koriat first gained public recognition in the late 1990s as part of the comedy trio "Prozek," which achieved significant success and performed nationwide.

Following his departure from the group "Ma Kשור" in 2005, Koriat transitioned to dramatic roles, notably in the 2007 daily drama "HaBorer" (The Arbiter). His portrayal of the iconic character "Avi HaTachol" earned him acclaim as a dramatic actor. More recently, he has starred in the popular series "Shנות Ha80" (The 80s) and "Shנות Ha90" (The 90s) as the character "Mordei."

Koriat also demonstrated his versatility by winning the sixth season of the reality show "רוקדים עם כוכבים" (Dancing with the Stars) in 2011, alongside his dance partner Polina Chiktunova. Born and raised in Yavne, Koriat discovered his passion for acting early on. He honed his skills at the prestigious Beit Zvi School for the Performing Arts, participating in numerous theater productions during his studies.

His extensive theater work includes roles in the National Theater "HaBima" and other prominent venues. Koriat has also appeared in successful Israeli films such as "HaHilula" and "Tmunot Yafot." Beyond acting, he has hosted television programs, including the comedy show "Tzchok MeAvoda" (Laughing at Work), and lent his voice to animated film dubbing.

In recent years, Koriat has been touring Israel with a successful one-man stand-up show, openly discussing marriage, parenthood, relationships, and life from a comedic perspective. Koriat is married to Orit, and they have three children, often incorporating his family experiences into his performances and interviews.

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