Eden Avital Alexander
- Actress
- Director
- Writer
Eden was born on June in Rishon Le Zion, Israel to Judith and David Alexander, both of her parents worked in the medical world.
She started her performance career at the age of 5 as a Rhythmic gymnastics dancer. At the age of 8 she started her theatre career with director Dvora Miller and had her first professional theatre debut in the play "My mother said I never should" by Charlotte Keatley at "Tsavta" theatre in Tel-Aviv, at the age of 12.
Since then she has been involved mainly in stage performances with the occasional film.
At the age of 23, after finishing her military service, she moved out of Israel to pursue her acting career; she specialized in different physical theatre technique (mainly Leban and Lecoq) on top of her classical training from East 15 acting school in London, Method acting from Lee Strasberg in LA and Shakespeare from RADA as well as residency at the Shakespeare's Globe and Commedia dell'arte residency in Italy.
Pandemic led her to get more involved in acting for camera and in 2021 played the role of Mare in the short film "Luzinete" for which she won multiple awards for best supporting actress.
Nowadays her main activities are in South Korea, specifically Busan, where she is doing her PhD in filmmaking and working on her directing repertoire, to be added to her acting career.
She started her performance career at the age of 5 as a Rhythmic gymnastics dancer. At the age of 8 she started her theatre career with director Dvora Miller and had her first professional theatre debut in the play "My mother said I never should" by Charlotte Keatley at "Tsavta" theatre in Tel-Aviv, at the age of 12.
Since then she has been involved mainly in stage performances with the occasional film.
At the age of 23, after finishing her military service, she moved out of Israel to pursue her acting career; she specialized in different physical theatre technique (mainly Leban and Lecoq) on top of her classical training from East 15 acting school in London, Method acting from Lee Strasberg in LA and Shakespeare from RADA as well as residency at the Shakespeare's Globe and Commedia dell'arte residency in Italy.
Pandemic led her to get more involved in acting for camera and in 2021 played the role of Mare in the short film "Luzinete" for which she won multiple awards for best supporting actress.
Nowadays her main activities are in South Korea, specifically Busan, where she is doing her PhD in filmmaking and working on her directing repertoire, to be added to her acting career.
