Keren Berger

Keren Berger honed her craft at the "Derech" theater school, where she studied performing arts, and later took on screen acting lessons with Ruti Deichs. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Theater and Art History from the Faculty of Arts at Tel Aviv University. Fluent in Hebrew, English, French, and Italian, Berger embarked on her acting career during her studies in 2003, participating in the television film "The Silence of the Sirens," directed by Uri Inbar. After graduating in 2005, she joined the Yiddishpiel Theater Company.

In 2006, Berger gained further recognition for her role as Betty, a singer and guitarist grappling with issues of sexual identity, in the telenovela "Bad Girls" on Music 24. She continued her television journey in 2007 with a role in the series "Maybe This Time" on Yes, and also appeared in the second season of the telenovela "The Champion" on HOT3. In 2012, she starred in the drama series "Kathmandu," and her television credits also include "Barefoot" and "Earth."

Berger's stage work includes performances in plays such as "Forgiveness," an adaptation of the novel "A Simple Story," and the theater version of "Farewells." She played a leading role in Eitan Fox's film "Bananas" in 2013. Additionally, she was involved in two independent films shot simultaneously: “Never Too Late” by Ido Pilo and “2 A.M.” by Roy Werner and Yaron Borovinski, describing the filming experience as "very intense, on the verge of schizophrenic."