Stand-up comedian and actor
Kobi MaymonShows 2026: dates and tickets
Israeli stand-up comedian and actor who began on hotel stages in Eilat, was part of all seven seasons of Tzhok MeAvoda and starred in Haverot, Zaguri Imperia and Haim Sheli.
Next date listed
Saturday, 14 November · 21:00
Karmiel Culture Hall, Karmiel
Kobi Maymon
Dates checked 5 November, 02:27 Israel time
- Dates listed
- 2
- Towns
- 2
- On stage since
- 2001
Kobi Maymon has 2 shows coming up at these halls
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- Nov14
- Feb6
Kobi Maymon plays 2 cities, and this is the next date in each
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Kobi Maymon learned stand-up on hotel stages in Eilat before television found him
Kobi Maymon was born in 1980 and grew up in Netanya. From 2001 to 2004 he worked on the entertainment team of a hotel in Eilat and did stand-up in hotels around the city, which is where he gained his experience as a comedian.
In 2007 he had a regular stand-up spot on the Ma Kashur trio's talk show on HOT 3, and from 2008 to 2012 he took part in all seven seasons of Tzhok MeAvoda, the stand-up show hosted by Shalom Asayag. In March 2015 he did a single stand-up show that lasted 42 hours and 20 minutes.
On television he hosted HaUniversita (2011), played Erez Shalem in the sitcom Haverot from 2013 to 2018 and Avi Zaguri in Zaguri Imperia, and from 2018 starred as himself in Haim Sheli, a comedy series about his own life. In 2017 he voiced Gargamel in the Hebrew version of Smurfs: The Lost Village, and in 2023 he hosted the game show Password on Reshet 13.
Born
3 June 1980, in Netanya Wikidata
First stage
Hotel entertainment team in Eilat, 2001 to 2004 Hebrew Wikipedia
Tzhok MeAvoda
All seven seasons, 2008 to 2012 Hebrew Wikipedia
Longest show
42 hours and 20 minutes of stand-up, 4 to 6 March 2015 Hebrew Wikipedia
Game show host
Password, Reshet 13 (2023) Hebrew Wikipedia
His path runs from Eilat's hotel stages in 2001 to hosting Password in 2023
2001
Joined the entertainment team of a hotel in Eilat and began doing stand-up in hotels around the city. Hebrew Wikipedia
2007
Had a regular stand-up spot on the Ma Kashur trio's talk show on HOT 3. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Joined Tzhok MeAvoda, the stand-up show hosted by Shalom Asayag, and stayed for all seven seasons, to 2012. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Hosted the comedy show HaUniversita on HOT Comedy Central. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Began playing Erez Shalem in the Channel 10 sitcom Haverot, a role he kept until 2018. Hebrew Wikipedia
2014
Played Avi Zaguri, one of the leads of the HOT comedy-drama Zaguri Imperia, for two seasons. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Did a stand-up show that lasted 42 hours and 20 minutes, from 4 to 6 March. Hebrew Wikipedia
2017
Voiced Gargamel in the Hebrew version of Smurfs: The Lost Village. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Began starring as himself in Haim Sheli, a comedy series about his life, on Reshet 13. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Hosted the game show Password on Reshet 13. Hebrew Wikipedia
These are Kobi Maymon's best-known shows and specials
Password, as host
TV · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kobi VeLital HaHaim Atzmam
TV · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Haim Sheli
TV · 2018 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Smurfs: The Lost Village, Hebrew voice of Gargamel
Film · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Prudim, as Rani Fadida
TV · 2015 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Zaguri Imperia, as Avi Zaguri
TV · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Haverot, as Erez Shalem
TV · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaUniversita, as host
TV · 2011 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tzhok MeAvoda
TV · 2008 · Hebrew Wikipedia
These are the questions people ask about Kobi Maymon
When is Kobi Maymon's next show?
The next date on the halls' own calendars is 14 November at 21:00 at Karmiel Culture Hall in Karmiel. Kobi Maymon announces other dates on the official pages.
Where can I buy tickets for Kobi Maymon?
Each date on this page has a Tickets button that opens the seller's page for that show. Tickets are bought from the seller, not from Israel.com.
What time does Kobi Maymon's show start, and how long is it?
The next show, on 14 November in Karmiel, starts at 21:00 and runs about 90 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.
How much are tickets for Kobi Maymon?
Tickets for Kobi Maymon's coming shows start at ₪139, bought on the seller's page for each date.
When is Kobi Maymon playing in Karmiel?
Kobi Maymon's next show in Karmiel is on 14 November at 21:00 at Karmiel Culture Hall. It is the only date there so far.
When is Kobi Maymon playing in Ashkelon?
Kobi Maymon's next show in Ashkelon is on 6 February at 21:00 at Ashkelon Culture Hall. It is the only date there so far.
Which shows does Kobi Maymon have in the north?
Kobi Maymon has shows in the north: Karmiel (14 November).
Which shows does Kobi Maymon have in the south?
Kobi Maymon has shows in the south: Ashkelon (6 February).
Which cities is Kobi Maymon playing?
The halls list dates in Karmiel, Ashkelon.
How old is Kobi Maymon?
Kobi Maymon was born on 3 June 1980 and is 46 years old.
How did Kobi Maymon start in stand-up?
From 2001 to 2004 he worked on the entertainment team of a hotel in Eilat and did stand-up in hotels around the city, which is where he gained his experience as a comedian.
Was Kobi Maymon on Tzhok MeAvoda?
Yes, in all seven seasons, from 2008 to 2012. The stand-up show was hosted by Shalom Asayag.
What TV shows has Kobi Maymon been in?
He played Erez Shalem in Haverot (2013 to 2018) and Avi Zaguri in Zaguri Imperia, starred as himself in Haim Sheli from 2018, and hosted HaUniversita (2011) and the game show Password (2023).
What was Kobi Maymon's stand-up marathon?
From 4 to 6 March 2015 he did one stand-up show that lasted 42 hours and 20 minutes. Guinness World Records did not list it, citing a lack of evidence.
Who does Kobi Maymon voice in The Smurfs?
Gargamel, in the Hebrew version of Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017).
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Where these facts come from
- Wikidata · read 17 October 2026
- Hebrew Wikipedia · read 17 October 2026