Rafael Golombeck

He premiered on Tv Tupi - then channel 3 in 1953, in the Program of Youth Theater, produced by TESP-Theater School of São Paulo, directed by Julio Gouveia. The opening piece was the "Wizard of Oz", adapted by Tatiana Belinky. 11 years of TV work followed, both in the Youth Theater and in the novels and serials, always in the roles of protagonists, such as "The Yellow Woodpecker", "Polyana", "Nicholas", "Angelica" ", Among several others. In the Teatro da Juventude he plays in titles such as: "The Princess Cordelia and the Salt" - adaptation of "The King Lear" by Shakespeare, Turandot-adaptation of the opera by the same name, by Tatiana Belinky "The Importance of Being Ernesto" by Dickens (best actor award). Various serials on biblical themes, Christmas themes, Brazilian and international legends, etc ... In 1957, he took leave of Tesp to participate in the first great production of Science Fiction of the TV, produced by José Bonifácio de Oliveira Sobrinho and directed by Mario Fanucchi, LEVER NO SPACE, great launch of products, for the first time realized with interference in others Programs and simultaneously through print and radio. Still on TV Tupi, participated in Great Theaters of 2ª. Fair, such as "Scrooge", "Christmas Eve", among others. In the theater, he made his debut in Teatro Amador, performing "Bolingbook & Cia", directed by Francisco Giacchieri, Best Arlequim Prize in 1954, followed the following year by Oswaldo Dragun's "Stories to be told" directed by Alberto D 'Aversa, also awarded with several Harlequin prizes at the São Paulo Theater Festival as well as the collective of best spectacle. In 1963, he participated in the production of O Dibuk, by Scholem Anski, with the cast of TAIB-Teatro de Arte Israelita Brasileiro, under the direction of Graça Melo. After graduating in 1955, he performed in Romeu and Juliet, directed by A. Cantuaria and, at the beginning of the 60's, joined the Arena Theater Group, without however acting as an actor. He organized and directed the First Speech Choir of São Paulo, at the ICIB - Instituto Israelita Brasileiro Brasileiro, and presented more than 50 shows, both locally and on tours throughout Brazil. Rafael Golombek, was married to the actress Anna Mauri, with whom he worked both in Portuguese and Iidish theater, and in partnership with Ewerton de Castro and Mayara de Castro, he founded Galharufas, an Agency that aimed to dignify the profession of Actor.