Israeli Actress Anat Waxman Shifts to Teaching Acting to Aspiring Performers
Anat Waxman, a veteran Israeli actress known for her roles in the comedy series "Life Is Not Everything" and films like "Lilesda" and "Nina's Disasters," announced a new chapter in her career by offering acting lessons. On August 5, 2026, Waxman posted a video on her Instagram inviting anyone interested in improving their acting skills for auditions, television, film roles, or drama school admissions to contact her. She expressed enthusiasm about helping aspiring actors develop their talents.
Waxman, 65, has had a prolific career in Israeli theater and screen acting. About a year ago, she publicly shared her personal struggle with treatment-resistant major depression, describing a difficult two-and-a-half-year period. Speaking on the podcast "From the Break" with Tzachi Eliyahu, she revealed how challenging and dark that time was but also conveyed hope by explaining how she eventually overcame it.
In her Instagram message, Waxman encouraged those seeking guidance in acting to reach out to her, emphasizing that she looks forward to making the experience enjoyable. This career shift highlights her commitment to nurturing new talent in the Israeli entertainment industry.
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