Director, researcher and artistic director of the Passport Ensemble since 2014, which operates under the roof of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Serves as head of the acting track (direct track to a master's degree) in the Department of Theater Arts at Tel Aviv University. Her works over the years include complex stage adaptations of literary and Gothic texts, including: "Passport" (based on Brecht, Walter Benjamin, Gershom Scholem, Isaiah Kagan), "Citizen K" (based on Kafka), "Lea" (based on Lea Goldberg), "Somewhere" (Jerzy Koszynski), "In the Lotus Sign" (Dan Tzelka), "Falls Out of Time" (David Grossman), and more. As well as her directorial works: "Mein Kampf", "Dream Play", "Ghosts", "In the Solitude of Cotton Fields", and more. Kramsky is also active on the international stage; she directed and taught at the Academy of Performing Arts in Zurich and at the School of Drama in Graz, Austria. She is the winner of the Golden Hedgehog Adaptation Award for the play "Lea".