Meital Dohan was recognized with an Israeli Theater Award in 2000 for ‘Most Promising New Actress’ for her role in ‘Best Friends’ at the Cameri Theater. She then secured a Best Actress award at the Israeli Tony’s for her performance in Edna Mazias play ‘Bad Children.’ Dohan’s film career gained traction with her starring role in 2001’s ‘Giraffes,’ which garnered an Israeli Oscar nomination in 2002. She further made her mark in television with a central comedic role in the Israeli adaptation of ‘Ugly Betty,’ ‘Esti HaMekho’eret,’ a series that won the Israeli Oscar for Best Comedy in 2003. Transitioning to the United States, Dohan built on her theatrical background with Off-Broadway performances before securing her breakout role as Yael Hoffman on Showtime’s critically acclaimed series ‘Weeds’ in 2006.
5 on the UK Club Pop Charts and No. 31 on the Billboard Club Chart. Dohan later joined the cast of the film ‘Cabaret Maxime’ in 2016. Demonstrating her multi-faceted creative endeavors, Dohan is also the author of the book ‘Love and Other Bad Habits.’ She further expanded her media presence by launching the webcast talk radio show ‘Loud Miracles.’ An award-winning actress, singer, and writer, Dohan continues to deliver versatile performances across television, film, and theater, complementing her successful music career.