Rahel Limor

Rahel Limor (Rah-hel Lee-more b. 1954) is an American-Israeli actress, model, musician, busker, journalist, blogger, and a Certified Clinical Musician (CCM) aka Healthcare Artist. Rahel moved to Israel in 1998 where she quickly became a well known and popular guitarist, singer-songwriter and spoons player appearing regularly around Israel and at the Jacob's Ladder International Folk Festival. She is a founding member of "Tofa'ah", Jerusalem's first and best all-woman band, and is a two-time 2nd place winner of the AACI English Songwriter Competition award. Working as a musician for puppeteers in the 1970's at Jerusalem's "Train Theater", "The Gypsies" Traveling Troupe, and for mime "Tzvika" inspired Rahel to give acting a try. She studied at the Jerusalem Drama Workshop, acted in "Here's Your Lunch, Sir", an improv theater production directed by Mark Rittenberg, and the Hebrew children's theater production, "Ali Baba", directed by Joseph Bee. She continued with self co-produced children's musicals "Songcircus", "SongFolk" and "Kit & Caboodle". A return to the USA prompted Rahel to focus again on her musical career, this time as a solo artist. She produced numerous CD's/recordings and became certified in Therapeutic Music/Healthcare Arts. She was a recipient of the Shem Tov award for her contributions to the New Hampshire (USA) Jewish community. Rahel co-founded "The Healing Light Project" in 2017 and toured with the South African/Zimbabwean singing group, "Amavevane Acapella" in South Africa (2017) and Israel (2018). Rahel moved to South Korea at age 64 and quickly became a sought-after "Silver Senior" actor/model. She studied the Meisner Technique with actor/director Chase Lee (Australia) and continued to hone in her acting skills at "Seoul City Improv". She appears in numerous promotions for gaming and major companies including Samsung and LG, in music videos for K-Pop "idols" including Wu Tsing Feng (Taiwan), Ji Dong Kuk and Moon Jung Up and in her own production of "Rock-a-bye Baby" produced for a Swedish Arts Festival. She was featured in many YouTube productions and as a model for fashion brands including Oggitt and Adelios. Rahel was cast in movies including the Netflix #1 hit movie, "Space Sweepers" as "Black Fox 5" and in a number of Korean TV dramas where she is appears in main, support and guest roles. She was featured in Seoul's "Dong-A" newspaper 100th year anniversary celebration where you could view her on the Neon billboard in Gwanghwamun Plaza and in their book publication of the same. Rahel resides in Israel and is fluent in English and Hebrew. She continues to expand her career in acting, modeling and music and loves her real-life role as a new Grannie!