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About Revital Vitelzon Jacobs

Revital Vitelzon Jacobs came to comedy from the book trade. Born in Tel Aviv in 1979, she studied psychology and literature and spent years as a manager and owner within the Steimatzky bookstore chain before she moved to the stage. In 2015 she launched Stand-up for Tired Parents, an evening in Hebrew that turns parenting, couples and family routine into material for audiences who live that routine themselves.

Much of her following came through her online videos. Since 2018 she has published clips recorded in her car, talking about a range of subjects from behind the wheel. Her on-screen character was also parodied on the satirical television show Eretz Nehederet.

Writing runs alongside the stand-up: she has published three books, the first in 2018 and the third in 2022.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Stand-up for Tired Parents?

Stand-up for Tired Parents is an evening in Hebrew that Revital Vitelzon Jacobs launched in 2015, turning parenting, couples and family routine into material for audiences who live that routine.

What did Revital Vitelzon Jacobs do before stand-up?

She came to comedy from the book trade: after studying psychology and literature, she spent years as a manager and owner within the Steimatzky bookstore chain.

What are Revital Vitelzon Jacobs' car videos?

Since 2018 she has published clips recorded in her car, talking about all kinds of subjects from behind the wheel, and online videos brought her much of her following.

Has Revital Vitelzon Jacobs written any books?

Writing runs alongside her stand-up, and she has published three books, the first in 2018 and the third in 2022.

Where was Revital Vitelzon Jacobs born?

Revital Vitelzon Jacobs, an Israeli comedian who performs her evenings in Hebrew, was born in Tel Aviv in 1979.

Was Revital Vitelzon Jacobs parodied on Eretz Nehederet?

Yes, her on-screen character became a target of the satirical television show Eretz Nehederet, which parodied it.

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