Reuven Adiv (Hebrew: ×¨× ×•×'ן × ×"×™×'‎; 5 June 1930 â€" 23
December 2004) was a Jerusalem-born actor, director and drama teacher,
most notable as the head of acting at the Drama Centre in London from
1984 to 2004.Reuven Adiv was born in Jerusalem on 5 June 1930. He
fought on the Jerusalem front against the British administration. His
father was born in part of modern-day Belarus, and died in a Nazi
concentration camp.His early acting experience came at the Ohel
Theatre and the Kameri Theatre in Tel Aviv. He studied under Lee
Strasberg at the Actors Studio in New York, where he also took the
director's course. He also studied at the film school of New York
University before returning to teach at the Lee Strasberg institute.He
returned to Tel Aviv in 1971 and alongside stage and screen acting he
was invited to teach at the Beit Zvi school of performing arts. In
1979 he was appointed principal of the theatre department of Seminar
HaKibbutzim college.
December 2004) was a Jerusalem-born actor, director and drama teacher,
most notable as the head of acting at the Drama Centre in London from
1984 to 2004.Reuven Adiv was born in Jerusalem on 5 June 1930. He
fought on the Jerusalem front against the British administration. His
father was born in part of modern-day Belarus, and died in a Nazi
concentration camp.His early acting experience came at the Ohel
Theatre and the Kameri Theatre in Tel Aviv. He studied under Lee
Strasberg at the Actors Studio in New York, where he also took the
director's course. He also studied at the film school of New York
University before returning to teach at the Lee Strasberg institute.He
returned to Tel Aviv in 1971 and alongside stage and screen acting he
was invited to teach at the Beit Zvi school of performing arts. In
1979 he was appointed principal of the theatre department of Seminar
HaKibbutzim college.
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