Hila Saada, Amal Lady Davis Theater Teacher, Wins Best Actress Award
Hila Saada, beloved teacher in the Theater major at Amal Lady Davis High School in Tel Aviv, has been honored with the Best Actress Award for her role as Maya in the film Heaven & Earth, a performance that has already drawn praise on the international Jewish film festival circuit. This exciting recognition places our students in direct contact with one of Israel’s leading actresses, whose work in acclaimed productions such as The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem and The Baker and the Beauty has made her a familiar and admired figure on screens in Israel and around the world. For the Amal Educational Network and the Lady Davis school community, her win is a source of tremendous pride and inspiration for every young person who dreams of taking the stage or stepping in front of the camera.
Born in Migdal HaEmek in northern Israel, Hila Saada has built an impressive artistic career as both an actress and singer, becoming known for her range in drama and comedy alike. Her acclaimed portrayal of Rosa Ermoza in the international hit The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem revealed a powerful dramatic depth, adding to a rich body of work on television and film that has captivated audiences in Israel and abroad. Her professional journey, from the periphery to major productions on leading platforms, offers Amal students a living example of talent, hard work and perseverance opening doors on the global cultural stage.
What makes Hila’s story especially meaningful for Amal is her decision not only to shine as an artist, but also to invest her time, experience and heart in educating the next generation as a proud teacher at Amal Lady Davis. In the theater classroom and on stage, she models for students how professional excellence, creativity and disciplined craft can go hand in hand with values, empathy and a deep commitment to youth. Amal Educational Network salutes Hila Saada on her Best Actress Award and thanks her for proving, every day, that when outstanding artists choose to teach, they transform schools into spaces where young people dare to dream bigger and believe in their own voices.