Avraham Shalom Levi

Avraham Shalom Levi is an award-winning Israeli actor, screenwriter, and showrunner celebrated for his versatility and depth of performance across film, television, and theatre. He is a graduate of the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and Hunter College in New York. Levi gained wide recognition for his acclaimed work on the television drama Unsilenced, where he served as showrunner, writer, and lead actor. The series received multiple Israeli Television Academy Awards, including Best Drama Series, Best Script, and Best Supporting Actor.

His film credits include the feature Valeria Is Getting Married (Venice Film Festival official selection), which earned him an Ophir Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor and represented Israel in the Academy Awards race.

On television, Levi’s performances span a diverse range of acclaimed series such as Shtisel, My Successful Sisters, The Policeman’s Daughter, Just for Today, Hooligans, and Exceptional. His extensive background as a playwright and director further enhances his creative approach to storytelling and character work.

Currently, he is developing several new projects, including two television series and the feature film Farewell Dough, now in post-production. Levi’s dedication to both performance and creation continues to establish him as a distinctive voice in international storytelling.