Sagiv Friedman

Sagiv Friedman studied film at Tel Aviv University and began doing stand-up in Tel Aviv clubs, the Camel Comedy Club among them. A set at the Yomtov charity event first brought him wide attention, and he performs in Hebrew around Israel, at public shows as well as corporate, student and youth events.

A large part of his work is writing for Israeli television. His credits include Zehu Ze!, Eretz Nehederet, Layla Gov and Shemesh, as well as a programme with Yair Nitzani on Channel 10. On screen he played the dog in the cult series Ha-Retzua, joined the line-up of comedians on Michuz La-Chok, shown on Comedy Central and Channel 10, and served as the house stand-up comedian of the Sports Channel. He also wrote a comedy feature that was released in Israeli cinemas.