About Liraz Charhi
Born 1978. Liraz Charhi is an Israeli actor, singer, stage actor, dancer and musician.
Liraz Charhi is an Iranian-Israeli actress, singer, and dancer. She is the niece of Iranian-born Israeli singer Rita.
She was nominated for an Ophir Award for her role in the 2004 film Turn Left at the End of the World, and acted in the films Fair Game (2010) and A Late Quartet (2012). In 2020, she played an Israeli Mossad agent in the Israeli spy thriller television series Tehran.
She has released six studio albums, singing in both Hebrew and Persian.
Early life and education Liraz Charhi was born in Ramla, Israel, to an Iranian Jewish family.
Charhi began singing and performing at the age of 6, and made her debut as stage actress at the Habima National Theatre, where she worked professionally from age 11 to 14; then she studied at the Beit Zvi Stage Arts School.
As a singer, she has released six studio albums, singing in both Hebrew and Persian.
Career 2002–19
Charhi appeared in the Israeli TV series Ha-Masa'it in 2002, and gained further attention after a nomination by the Israeli Film Academy (Ophir Award) for her role in the 2004 film Turn Left at the End of the World (Sof Ha'Olam Smola). She was invited to the Israel Film Festival in Los Angeles in 2006, and afterwards started pursuing a career in Hollywood.
Charhi has since become known for her roles in the French mini TV series Revivre, and the films Fair Game (2010) and A Late Quartet (2012) in which she played the jogger and flamenco dancing girlfriend of Philip Seymour Hoffman.
As a singer she has released the singles "Od Tzohorayim" and "Al Tafsik" which have been played on radio in Israel.
2020–present In November 2020, Charhi's second Persian album, titled Zan (meaning "woman"), was released on Glitterbeat Records in collaboration with Raman Loveworld and some other Iranian artists. Some artists collaborated anonymously, and some have joined the project publicly, despite the risks involved in collaborating with an Israeli artist. The first release from the album was "Injah".
In 2020, she played Yael Kadosh, an Israeli Mossad agent in the Israeli spy thriller television series Tehran , written by Zonder and Omri Shenhar and directed by Daniel Syrkin. The series is about the Iran–Israel proxy conflict; it premiered in Israel on 22 June 2020 and on 25 September 2020 internationally on Apple TV+.
In 2023, she was offered a role in Roland Emmerich's historical drama series, Those About to Die. She ultimately had to turn the role down due to tour commitments with her music career.
In June 2025, Charhi said that her international music career had faced setbacks since the October 7 attacks. She married Israeli actor Tom Avni, and they have two daughters.
Discography Albums Naz (2018) Zan (November 2020) Roya (October 7, 2022)
EPs Enerjy - انرژی (May 17, 2024)
Songs / videos Zan Bezan (2019) Injah (2020) Bia Bia (2020)
Filmography Year Title Role Notes 2004 Turn Left at the End of the World Sarah Talkar 2010 Fair Game Dr. Zahraa 2011-2013 Sabri Maranan Canarit, Adam's date 2 episodes 2012 A Late Quartet Pilar 2015-2018 Where Do You Live? (Eifo Ata Hai?) Margo Shem Tov Main role 2018 Acre Dreams Ronit 2020 Tehran Yael Kadosh Main role 2025 Quest Liza 13 episodes TBA The Rental 2 Agent Berenice Upcoming sequel
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Israeli actress, singer and dancer
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Liraz Charhi was born on 31 May 1978 in Ramla.
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Liraz Charhi is an actor, singer, stage actor, dancer and musician.
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