Hanna Rovina

1888–1980 (age 92)

Biography

Hanna Rovina, often called the First Lady of Hebrew Theatre, helped define the emerging national stage with her expressive performances for the Habima Company, bringing Hebrew drama to audiences across Europe and the Yishuv.

Her commitment to the craft and her fierce devotion to the Hebrew language made her an enduring symbol of cultural resilience and inspired generations of actresses and theater lovers.

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