Actor, comedian and voice actor

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Israeli actor, comedian and singer, the Hebrew voice of Timon, who tells true stories from his life in the stand-up show Tomash Sheba'al Peh.

Israel.com does not list Tomer Sharon's shows yet. New dates are announced first on the official pages below.

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Tomer Sharon went from the Nahal troupe and the Cameri's young company to Platfus and Timon

Tomer Sharon, known as Tomash, was born in Tel Aviv in 1970. As a teenager he was in the Tel Aviv Scouts troupe, he served in the Nahal army troupe, and at 21, without having studied acting, he was taken into Tze'irei HaCameri, the Cameri Theatre's company of young actors.

From 1994 to 1996 he was one of the young comedians of Platfus, the sketch and stand-up show on Educational Television, and from 1994 he gave Timon his Hebrew voice in The Lion King and in every sequel and series after it. He also voiced Mushu in Mulan, Flik in A Bug's Life and Mike Wazowski in Monsters, Inc., and was nominated for an Ophir Award for the film Tzomet Volkan (1999).

On stage he has acted at Habima, Beit Lessin and the Herzliya Ensemble, and won the Klachkin Prize in 2014. He released the albums Bluezer (2004) and Shirim LeBlanche (2013), and since 2020 has performed Tomash Sheba'al Peh, a stand-up show built on things that really happened to him; in 2024 he opened HaTomashiya, a tiny theatre in Jaffa that hosts plays, comedy and music.

Born
14 May 1970, in Tel Aviv Wikidata
Known as
Tomash Hebrew Wikipedia
The Hebrew voice of
Timon in The Lion King, since 1994 Hebrew Wikipedia
Stand-up show
Tomash Sheba'al Peh, since 2020 Hebrew Wikipedia
Klachkin Prize
Outstanding actor, 2014 Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums
Bluezer (2004) and Shirim LeBlanche (2013) Hebrew Wikipedia

Tomer Sharon's three decades run from Platfus in 1994 to his own tiny theatre in Jaffa

1991
Joined Tze'irei HaCameri and played Daniel in HaKeves HaShisha Asar. Hebrew Wikipedia
1994
Joined the cast of Platfus on Educational Television, and voiced Timon in The Lion King. Hebrew Wikipedia
1998
Voiced Mushu in Mulan and Flik in A Bug's Life. Hebrew Wikipedia
1999
Played Danny Raphaeli in Tzomet Volkan and was nominated for the Ophir Award for best supporting actor. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Released his first album, Bluezer, produced by Ran Shem Tov. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Released his second album, Shirim LeBlanche. Hebrew Wikipedia
2014
Won the Klachkin Prize for outstanding actor. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Began performing Tomash Sheba'al Peh, a story-driven stand-up show based on things that really happened to him. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Opened HaTomashiya, a tiny theatre in Jaffa for plays, comedy and music shows, lectures and workshops. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Acted in Yatush BaRosh at Habima. Maariv (27 August 2026)

These are Tomer Sharon's best-known shows and specials

Tomash Sheba'al Peh
Stage show · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shirim LeBlanche (Songs for Blanche)
Album · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Bluezer
Album · 2004 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Monsters, Inc. (Hebrew voice of Mike Wazowski)
Film · 2001 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ktzarim BaRosh Ktzarim BaLev, with HaMesrichim
Album · 2001 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tzomet Volkan
Film · 1999 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Mulan (Hebrew voice of Mushu)
Film · 1998 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Platfus
TV · 1994 · Hebrew Wikipedia
The Lion King (Hebrew voice of Timon)
Film · 1994 · Hebrew Wikipedia

These are the questions people ask about Tomer Sharon

Where does Tomer Sharon announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Tomer Sharon's official pages: Facebook. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

How old is Tomer Sharon?

Tomer Sharon was born on 14 May 1970 and is 56 years old.

Who is the Hebrew voice of Timon in The Lion King?

Tomer Sharon. He first voiced Timon in The Lion King in 1994, and went on to voice him in both sequels and in the series Timon and Pumbaa.

What was Platfus?

A sketch, nonsense and stand-up show on Israeli Educational Television from 1994 to 1996, directed by Avi Cohen, that gave young comedians such as Idan Alterman, Avi Grainik and Tomer Sharon their start.

Does Tomer Sharon do stand-up?

Yes. Since 2020 he has performed Tomash Sheba'al Peh, a story-driven stand-up show based on things that really happened to him, and he runs stand-up and improvisation workshops around the country.

What albums has Tomer Sharon released?

Bluezer (2004), produced by Ran Shem Tov of Izabo, and Shirim LeBlanche (2013). In 2001 he also released Ktzarim BaRosh Ktzarim BaLev with the band HaMesrichim.