Zohar is a passionate multi-disciplinary performer with a deep love for the stage and the magic it brings to the audience. Originally from Spain, she currently lives in Zürich (Switzerland) and Portland (Oregon, USA). She has performed in shows with local circuses, theatre companies and burlesque productions across the globe; including Ohh! Lala! Cherie! (Zurich), Hubba Hubba Revue (San Francisco) and Sinferno Cabaret (Portland OR). Her acts often include story telling; and they range from traditional and controlled contortion routines, to pieces that are more upbeat and mixed with other art forms, like burlesque, clowning and dancing. She can also create bespoke acts to suit the style or theme of an event, ensuring the audience will have a show to remember.
When she is not bending, acting or increasing her dancing vocabulary, Zohar spends time with her family, hosts painting events, works in her YouTube channel and coaches at Zohar.Yoga.Flex online adult flexibility and yoga.
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About Zohar
Zohar loves to combine her extreme flexibility in front bending with acting and dancing to evoke emotions, tease the audience and tell a story. She often includes clowning as a form of physical theatre to create comedy in her acts. Additionally, Zohar applies dancing styles like Burly Q, Frame Up Strip and Floorwork to her creations to help enriching the act and create unique pieces.
In 2024, Zohar completed an intensive Clown course at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, a Mongolian Contortion intensive in San Francisco under the guidance of Serchmaa Byamba, and Burlesque 101 with Eva DLuscious. Zohar is constantly striving to improve her performing art skills in order to deliver unique creations to the world and connect with her audience.
Skill set summary
Contortion
Burlesque
Cabaret Jazz Dance
Chair Dance
Strip Plastic & Frame Up Strip
Pole Dance in Heels
Heels
Voguing
Ensemble singing & Acting
Clown & Physical Theatre
Learn more about her art and lifestyle at @zohar.the.nootzel
“Theatre is poetry that rises from the book and becomes human enough to talk and shout, weep and despair.”
— Federico Garcia Lorca