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Sandra Sade

b. 1949

Israeli actress

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About Sandra Sade

Born 1949. Sandra Sade is an Israeli actor and stage actor.

Sandra Sade-Moshonov is an Israeli film, television and theater actress.

Biography Sandra Sade was born in Romania.

Acting and film career Sade performed for about 17 years at the Cameri Theater. She also played at the Beit Lessin Theater.

In 1981, Sade participated in the educational television program, Homeland. She also participated in the drama, Poker Face, from the Homeland Lesson series, and had a guest role in the comedy series, Krovim Krovim.

Sade has appeared in several films. In 1988, she had a secondary role (Alice Alexandrovich) in Eli Cohen 's film based on a script by Gila Almagor, Aviya's Summer. In 2001, she appeared in Six Million Shreds; in 2004, she starred in Arie by Roman Kachanov, as well as in The Secret of Chocolate, alongside Hanan Goldblatt; and in 2006, she played Hannah alongside Yisrael Poliakov in Daniel Syrkin's film, Apparently. In 2007, she appeared in the movie, מתוק ומר, in the role of a fortune teller.

In 2010, she participated in the TV series, Arab Labor, playing the role of Yocheved. Starting in 2011, she played Rivka (Ricky) Rosen in the comedy series, Savri Maranan. In both series she embodied a stereotypical Polish mother.

In 2012, she guest-starred in the series, Rest, and in 2014, she appeared in the series, Yellow Peppers. From that year, she performed in the Cameri Theater in the play, The New Criminals, by Edna Mazya. From 2016, she played (alternately with Hanna Laslow) the role of Bertha in Fleischer, a play by Yigal Even Or in the stage theater. That year she translated the play, Shirley Valentine, by Willie Russell for Theater Show.

In 2017, she appeared in the film, The Cakemaker. Also in 2017, she commenced a role as the older Naomi Shemer (alternately with Gila Almagor) in the musical, Biography of Naomi Shemer. In 2019, she began acting in the musical, Givat Halfon Doesn't Answer, at the Habima Theater. Beginning in August 2019, she played alongside Yona Elian in Things I Know at the Beit Lessin Theater in collaboration with Haifa Theatre.

In 2021, she took part in the second season of the Israeli production of The Masked Singer with the stage name Strawberry, and was the fourth contestant eliminated.

Filmography The Singer in the Mask The Cakemaker (2017) Yellow Peppers (2014) Maasiya Urbanit (2012) Tanuhi (2012) Savri Maranan (2011) Rivka «Riki» Rosen Arab Labor (2007) Yocheved Lemarit Ain (2006) Hana Things Behind the Sun (2006) Smadi Yamim Kfuim (2005) Neighbor Poker Face (2002) Anna Shisha Million Resisim (2001) Etz Hadomim Tafus (1994) Aunt Alice, voice acting Aviya's Summer (1988) Aunt Alice Krovim Krovim (1982) Bruria Cyrilson Retires

Personal life Sade has been married since 1977 to actor Moni Moshonov, and is the mother of opera singer Alma Moshonov and actor and musician Michael Moshonov.

She resides in Tel Aviv.

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Education
Tel Aviv University
Employers
Haifa Theatre, Cameri Theater, Beit Lessin Theater, Habima Theatre
Awards
Rosenblum Prize
Also known as
Sandra Sadeh, Sandra Sade Moshonov

Family & relationships

Spouse
Moni Moshonov
Child
Michael Moshonov

People in Sandra Sade's life

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Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Sandra Sade's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Sandra Sade?

Israeli actress

When was Sandra Sade born?

Sandra Sade was born on 28 October 1949 in Romania.

What is Sandra Sade's occupation?

Sandra Sade is an actor and stage actor.

What nationality is Sandra Sade?

Sandra Sade is Israeli.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sandra Sade

· Wikidata: Q6843250

· DBpedia: Sandra Sade

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