| Who is it? | Actress, Writer |
| Birth Day | August 24, 1979 |
| Age | 44 YEARS OLD |
| Birth Sign | Virgo |
| Occupation | Stage actress Playwright Comedian Film actress Television actress Radio host Author Activist Musician |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Website | Official website |
Meital Dohan, a renowned actress and writer, is anticipated to have a net worth of $15 million by the year 2024. Born in 1979, she has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry with her remarkable talent and versatile skills. Meital Dohan's wealth is a testament to her successful acting career, where she has showcased her proficiency in various roles. With her immense contribution to the cinematic world, Dohan has solidified her position as a prominent figure and will undoubtedly continue to thrive in her craft.
Dohan graduated from Nissan Nativ in 1998, and joined two major theaters. By 2000, she was voted 'Most Promising New Actress' for her work in Best Friends, performed at the Cameri Theater. Since then, she has appeared in several other roles, including Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. In 2002, Dohan played a role in Bad Children, a part that was written especially for her by the Israeli Playwright Edna Mazya. She won an award from the Cameri Theater for this role.
Later in 2003, Dohan was invited by Karen Shefler to play the role of the bride in Blood Wedding by Lorca. Since then, Dohan began working on a number of other projects in the United States, among them Bath Party, an original multimedia play written jointly with Karen Shefler and Ayelet Dekel, who was also the video Director, and Love and Sex on the High Holidays with Israeli singer Ivri Lide.
For her role in Giraffes she studied French, and for her role in the feature film To Dance (2004), she studied belly dancing.
In 2008, she appeared in both the Off-Broadway and Los Angeles productions of the play Stitching by controversial British Playwright Anthony Neilson and directed by Timothy Haskell, an Example of "in-yer-face" theater. The play seeks to confront the audience with shocking and sometimes vulgar depictions of human behavior.
In 2009, she appeared in two episodes of the online series Woke Up Dead as the character Aurora.
In 2010, Dohan became the official Spokesperson for Artists 4 Israel" and their murality mission "Paint Israel" to paint the bomb shelters in Sderot and show that America's young, graffiti community supports the people of Israel.
In 2011, Dohan announced the production of her solo album I'm In Hate with Love. Dohan began working with producers Rami Afuni of LMFAO and Che Pope, who was best known for his work with Dr. Dre, Eminem and Lauryn Hill. In October 2011, Meital debuted "Yummy Boyz", a viral video that was featured on pop sites including Popdust.com, which called the tune catchy, upbeat and exuding the same sexiness and playfulness that the Actress turned singer represented. In February 2012, Meital debuted her hit single, "Yummy" produced by Afuni, on iTunes, MTVu, MTV Buzzworthy, MTV LOGO and MTV Networks. Following the success of her video "Yummy Boyz" and her debut single "Yummy", Meital released her latest track, "On Ya" featuring Sean Kingston which PopCrush has already declared a "club banger". The single hit No. 31 on the Billboard Dance Chart and No. 5 on the UK's Pop Chart, even before it was officially released.
In June 2012, Interview premiered Meital's second single "On Ya" featuring rapper-singer-songwriter Sean Kingston. Dohan officially released the single on 23 October 2012. Meital also released an official video for "On Ya" including Sean Kingston which garnered over three million views in just one month. The video was directed by Ray Kay, who is known for his work on music videos for Justin Bieber "Baby", Britney Spears "Til The World Ends", and Lady Gaga "Pokerface".
Of Dohan's work in the Anthony Neilson play Stitching, The New York Times wrote "With an Actress as extremely gorgeous as Meital Dohan and a script that requires her to thrash around in ways most often seen in straight-to-video steamers, you would think that Stitching would be heating up the Wild Project theater to the boiling point." They found that it did not, blaming the Neilson script for working "so hard at being gimmicky that it doesn’t give Ms. Dohan and her co-star, Gian Murray Gianino, a chance to find real chemistry. No chemistry, no combustion." They granted that the two leads "give energetic, bruise-inducing performances under Timothy Haskell’s direction", but that the script's manner of ricocheting "from comedy to pathos to Psychosis without ever really providing the starting point that any play needs" placed too many demands on them.
