Eli Haviv Comedian, playwright, screenwriter, director, actor

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Agent:
Roy Hollander eMail 0778840203

Eli Haviv wrote and directed the play “What Really Matters” (The Incubator Theater), and the short plays “The Unuseful”, “Last meal”, “Tomorrow war” which premiered at The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv).

Screenwriter and director of the short film “The Cost of Living” which was screened at festivals around the world. Creator, screenwriter and main actor in the satirical series “The Psychopath” (Anani & HOT), as well as a screenwriter in many satire programs on television.

Haviv wrote the play “War in Three” directed by Zvika Fishzon (The Incubator Theater) and the short plays “Fine Print” (directed by Jason Danino-Holt) and “A Wedding” (directed by Yaron Brovinsky)

See also

Playwright website
Comedy website
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IMDB
Wikipedia
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Plays

taking a stand Absurd, Drama, Psychological Drama, Short Play, Black Comedy Subject: Violence, War, Philosophy, Army | 2020 $ he  
What Really Matters Drama, Psychological Drama, Comic Drama, Tragedy, Poetic Drama, Comedy, Black Comedy Subject: Love, Suicidality, Bourgeoisie, The Other, Survival, Relationships, Old Age, Prostitution, A Search, Desires, Coercion and Revolt, Death, War, Crisis, Dispossession, Human Soul, Philosophy, Army | 2016 $ he  
Fine Print Drama, Psychological Drama, Tragedy, Poetic Drama, Short Play Subject: Survival, Old Age, Death, Dispossession, Philosophy | 2012 $ he  

* Temporary display of non-catalogued plays

“A wedding” – The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv) – 2018

“The Un-usefuls” – The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv) – 2016
“What Really Matters” – The Incubator Theater –  2015
“Last Meal” – The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv) – 2015
“War Tomorrow” – The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv) – 2014
“Fine Print” – The Short Theatre Festival in Tzavta (Tel Aviv) – 2012
“War At Three” – The Incubator Theater – 2011 (co-writing with the playwright Orit Gal)
“Song Of The Dying lake” – Beit Avichai Jerusalem – 2011 (co-writing with the playwright Inabal Lori)