He played in the Passport Ensemble theater group in the play Passport , which was partially translated by him.

He began his career at the Beer Sheva Theater, where he played in plays called "Ali Kinor" (Fiddler). And the twelfth night Directed by Hanan Snir. Years later he returned to play in Be'er Sheva in The Impostor directed by Robert Woodruff and in Sid Directed by Christian Lof.

Among the other plays he played in: At the Haifa Municipal Theater - A Jewish Soul and a Ghetto Directed by Gedalya Besser and Waiting for Godot directed by Ilan Ronen; at Habima - Tales of Bourgeois Heroism , and Curtains directed by Ofira Hennig; at the Tmuna Theater - In the Solitude of the Cotton Fields , and Ghosts , both directed by Yael Kramsky; at the Itim Ensemble directed by Rina Yerushalmi - The King Is Dying, The Last Tape of Krapp and Per Gynt ; at the Gesher Theater - I Am Don Quixote and The Oresteia Directed by Yevgeny Aryeh and Lolita/Joan of Arc directed by Yehezkel Lazarov. In addition, he played at the Jaffa Theater in a revival of Waiting for Godot . He participated in the Israel Festival as a singer/actor-soloist in the performance of A Poet in New York by Lorca/Dori France . He also acted in a number of independent productions in Israel and abroad, including a solo performance of the plays Oresteia in Aharon Shabtai's translation and, together with Naomi Yoeli, in Thyastes , in his translation. He managed the Interdisciplinary Arena in Jerusalem and for a short period the Municipal Theater in Haifa. One of the founders of the Dimona Theater. He taught acting in Umm al-Fahm and translated for the theater from German, Norwegian and French. Winner of the Ada Ben Nahum Prize for Translation, the David Violin Prize, the Meir Margalit Prize, the Rosenblum Prize for the Performing Arts, the Klatchkin Prize for Acting, the Israeli Theater Prize, the Landau Prize for the Performing Arts and the Prime Minister's Prize for Translation.