Rami Baruch

Rami Baruch is an Israeli stage actor who has performed at the Cameri Theater since 1986.

born 1955Decades of roles at the Cameri TheaterThe one-man show The Pollard TrialPortraying David Ben-Gurion on stage

Born: 30 August 1955, Haifa
Occupation: actor, dub actor, stage actor
Education: Beit Zvi, Tel Aviv University

Rami Baruch was born in 1955 in Haifa

Rami Baruch was born on August 30, 1955, in Haifa, where he grew up. His parents were born in Romania. His father wanted both his sons to earn academic degrees.

He studied electronics engineering and worked in the field for a time. Glaucoma was found in both his eyes in his youth, and because of the illness he was not drafted into the army. He began acting studies at Beit Zvi, which ended after 3 months, and later graduated from the acting department of Tel Aviv University.

Since 1986 he has acted at the Cameri Theater, in plays by Shakespeare, Chekhov, Molière and Hanoch Levin. In 2007 he played Judge Lemke in a Hanoch Levin play and won the Actor of the Year award for a leading role. He has also appeared at Beit Lessin, the Simta Theater and the Tmuna Theater.

In 2011 he staged a one-man show about the Jonathan Pollard affair, which was also performed in the Knesset. In 2012 he played David Ben-Gurion in a play by A. B. Yehoshua. In 2022 he played the lead in Death of a Salesman at the Cameri Theater.