Sharon Ingrid Stark

Contact: eMail 972-50-7304369+

Agent:

Actress and Director

Professional Training:
Graduate of the School Of American Ballet, New York, 1992
Danced with Scapino Ballet, Amsterdam, 1993-1994
Graduate of Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, Tel Aviv, 1998
Winner of America-Israel Culture Fund Scholarship during her studies.
B.ED in theater teaching and directing from Seminar Hakibutzim, with highest excellence, 2013.

Theater Acting:
Member of Haifa Theater, 1998-2000, artistically directed by Roni Pinkovitch. where she also joined Inbal Pinto’s “Oyster”, which ran worldwide
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Member of the Khan Theater of Jerusalem, 2000-2010, artistically directed by Michael Gurevitch. Participated in all his original plays written at that time (Word of Love, The Cavaliers, Happiness, The Dragon’s Love ect.)
Lead roles include Belissa in Lorca’s Don Perlimplin, (dir. Yossi Israeli), Marianne in Moliere’s The Miser, (dir. Michael Gurevitch) Helen in Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal (directed by Sinai Peter) and The Creature in Shalom Aleichem’s Town of the Little People, (dir. Ofira Henig), and more.

Acting on TV series:
The Saddest Sketch Show in the World, channel 10, Taxi driver, YES cable tv, Lost in Africa, and Lost in Asia, YES cable tv, Tall and Greenbaum, Channel 2, The Greenhouse, YES cable tv, Parliament, Channel 2, and many more

Show reel of Television and Film work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE2TebDc12w

Original plays by Sharon (writing and directing):
Narcissus, Small Bama Festival, TAU, 2003
Pavlova, Short Theater Festival, Tzavta, 2004
My Married Love, adaptation of a Hanif Kureishi short story, Tmuna Theater, 2007
Prom Night, Dance Theater project for Nissan Native Acting School, 2010
Paradox, Tmuna Theater, 2013 and running…
“The Ugly” by Marius fon Mainburg, Impro Acting School, 2015

Choreography for theater:
The Right Age for Love, Cameri Theater, 2008
Miss Julie, The library theater, 2011
Private investigator, Khan Theater, 2011
Murder, Impro Acting Studio, 2014

In the present, Sharon is playing at Haifa Theater, in the show Boomerang, written by Roni Sinai, directed by Erez Nir.
She teaches Movment for Actors, and Dance Theater at Impro Acting Studio, and writing a new play.