Guy Elhanan is a multifaceted individual, boasting a diverse range of talents and expertise. As an actor, playwright, and socio-cultural instructor, he has made a significant impact in the world of theatre, empowering individuals through his classes and productions.
A native of West Jerusalem, Guy is the ninth generation of a Jerusalemite family, and his heritage has undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping his identity and artistic endeavors. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and Arabic from the prestigious "Paris 8" University of Saint Denis, France.
Guy's artistic journey has taken him to various parts of the world, including France, where he lived for six years and honed his skills in scenography and acting at the renowned Jacques Lecoq school. He also attended mime classes in Paris, further expanding his creative palette.
Before pursuing a career in the arts, Guy served as a tank driver in the Israeli army, completing a two-year and ten-month duty service from the age of 18 to 21.
Today, Guy resides in Haifa with his wife and child, and he continues to be a creative force to be reckoned with. In addition to his acting and writing pursuits, he is an avid choir singer, social songwriter, and illustrator for children's books. He also hosts a weekly cultural radio show and provides counseling services to high-risk youth through outreach projects.
Guy has appeared in several films, including "Mars at Sunrise" (2014),"The Time That Remains" (2010),and "The Attack" (2013). He has also worked with various theaters in Israel, France, and Sweden, showcasing his versatility as an actor and director.
As a teacher, Guy has been involved in the education sector since 2007, working with bilingual schools and initiatives across the country. His passion for empowering individuals through theatre has led him to work with organizations such as Yad be Yad schools, Newe Shalom-Wahat al Salam mixed village, and others.
