Hila Sorjon Fisher

Sorjon-Fisher was born and raised in Haifa, and currently lives with her family in Moshav Nordiya in Sharon. She is married to Eran Fisher (a holistic therapist) and they have two sons. She has a brother who is a year older than her. Her father was a Haifa port worker, and her mother was a Bezeq employee. In high school, she studied theater at the WIZO France School of the Arts. Inspired by her high school teacher (Aria Yas,) who believed in her, she starred in the one-woman play "Teacher Margalit", with which she performed until she enlisted in the IDF in 1991. In the army, she served a year in the Judea and Samaria Division, which was stationed in Ramallah, and a year later in the city police department in Haifa. Sorjon-Fisher studied at the Beit Zvi Acting School. In her third year of studies, she played Adelaide in the musical "Guys and Bitches" directed by Nathan Datner. She played Beatrice in the play "Much Ado About Nothing" by Shakespeare, directed by Mitko Bozkov. She graduated from Beit Zvi in ​​1998, winning scholarships named after Edna Pleidel, San,o and Giora Godik. After completing her studies at Beit Zvi, she performed in the musical "Mashatshim Ma'Avah", directe…