Biography
Nationality
Israeli, Czech
Playing range
16-30
Coral Mizarchi
Credits
Movies
2022
"Tequila" (short), Role: Ron, Director: Amit Kra, Production: TLVU Productions
2022
Music Video "Can’t Kill Me Now", Role: Self, Director: Audrey Lane, Production: Tony Nagy Productions
2020
"Foreign Form", Role: Jessie, Director: Arian Behpour, Production: Bonzo Grimly Productions
2020
"Self Conclusion" (short), Role: Hannah, Director: Kristie Grosvenor, Production: RIT Productions
2018
"Or" (short), Role: Roni, Director: Noya Mershaky, Production: Ma’ale Productions
2018
"Vic and Nimi" (short), Role: Vic, Director: Meshi Shay, Production: Berl Productions
TV Shows
2020
"Block Boys: Behind The Lights", Role: Marry, Director: Ski-ter Jones, Production: Block Boys Production, LLC
2020
"Tripping Stacia", Role: Stacia, Director: Eitan Kuniz, Production: EMK Productions
2016
"Shutafim", Role: Maryl, Director: Uri Katz, Production: HOT Comedy Central (Yoav Gross Productions)
Theatre
2020
"Radium Girls", Role: Kathryn, Director: George Heslin, Theater: Mary Macarthur Theater, New York, USA
2020
"Present Laughter", Role: Joanna, Director: Susan Pillar, Theater: Mannie Greenfield Theater, New York, USA
2016
"Into The Woods", Role: Lucinda, Director: Roi Dolev, Theater: The Zamir Theatre, Tel Aviv, Israel
2016
"Yes No Black and White", Role: Self, Director: Hili Yalon, Theater: Hathia Theatre, Jaffa, Israel
Skills
Singing (mezzo), Piano, Stage Combat, Yoga, Hebrew Riffing, swimming, Dancing (modern jazz).
Accents: General American, British (Received Pronunciation), Israeli, French, Serbian, Spanish.
Spoken languages
English, Hebrew, English (fluent)
Additional info
Coral had the privilege to work as an actress in various theatre, film and TV productions around the USA and outside of it. Some of her other key credits include Comedy Central’s sitcom Shutafim, Into The Woods in The Zamir Theater, Ski-ter Jones (the Commercial King) Netflix pilot Block Boys, and Arian Behpour feature film Foreign Form. She also got honorable mention for “A Raki Situation” by Khalid Michaels in the 48 Hour Film Project Philadelphia, 2020.
In 2021 she was asked to act in Wesley Aldrich’s official video clip of the song Can’t Kill Me Now, where she told her true story of battling cancer.
She recently participated in the Monologues for Ukraine fundraising competition organized by Nancy Bishop (Wheel of Time, Borat), and received honorable mention for her performance (top 30 out of 1500 contestants). In addition, her lead role in the recent short film Tequila received crowd favorite in the 24th Tel Aviv International Film Festival (June 2022).
Coral Has been featured in multiple magazines around the world, including The LifeStyle Republic, Skope Magazine, Shoutout Atlanta, and Promonews.