ANAT
KRIGER
ABOUT anat
Anat Kriger is an Israeli-born, Toronto-based actor. She was born and raised in Yoqneam, a small town in Israel, and moved to Canada ten years ago to pursue her dream of becoming a performing artist.
Anat trained at Randolph College for the Performing Arts and now works across Canada while continuing to collaborate on productions in Israel.
Growing up as the child of Russian immigrants and later becoming an immigrant herself has deeply shaped her perspective and artistic voice. Her work is inspired by themes of identity, resilience, and Jewish heritage, and she is drawn to stories that explore the immigrant experience.
Recent credits include: The Band’s Visit (WJT), The Great Kooshog Lake Hollis McCauley Fishing Derby (Festival Antigonish); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Theatre Antigonish); The New Canadian Curling Club (Festival Antigonish); Assistant Director for Best Friends (Israeli Artists Project); Assistant Director for The Antipodes (Coal Mine Theatre);
LIVE EVENTS
When Anat first moved to Canada, she began performing at community events and quickly built a career in live entertainment. While training in theatre school and pursuing acting, she gained experience in singing, hosting, DJing, and even performing as a mascot.
With over 10 years of experience, Anat has performed at retirement homes as well as private, community, and corporate events.
Known for her warmth, versatility, and ability to connect with any audience, she creates memorable experiences tailored to every event.
content
Over the years, Anat has been creating content spontaneously for the theatre companies she has worked with. Her previous work includes season launch productions, jingle writing, producing and performing, and promotional videos. From developing a creative idea to filming, editing, and posting across platforms, she brings a strong storytelling instinct and a performer’s perspective to create authentic, engaging content that connects audiences to each project.
