It is with great pride and much self-fulfillment that I step down the stage of Studio Z.  For 34 years I was a partner in the cultural, educational and artistic activities of the city of Giv?atayim.  Many of my students continue, and will continue, to tread the path I have paved in the field of theatre and dance.  First and foremost of which is my daughter, Hila Zemach-Mussayof of London, as well as Dr. AyaMor-Sasson of Tel Aviv.  My students spent their best years in Studio Z, and I trust this will serve a springboard to fulfilling all their dreams.  The stage is now truly theirs.  ?And this melody can never be stopped?, to use the words of the well-known Israeli song.

 At present I continue to work in the field of dance theatre I published my book on the topic of my doctoral dissertation  - "Body Language Stage Directions and Intertextuality in the plays of Samuel Beckett and Hanoch Levin." Edited by "Resling publication" 2012. I  am giving a series of lectures to the public, dealing with the above mentioned topic.

I continue to serve as an art advisor, as I have been doing for the past 50 years, in the production offices of my son, Yoav, and my husband, Shmuel Zemach, president of The Israeli Association of Impresarios and Producers. 

 Judge and member of the Association for Ballet Competition in memory of the dance pioneer, my unforgettable teacher Mia Arbatova.

Received the Life Achievement Award for my more than 30-years contribution to dance education in Givatayim.

Received the Life Achievement Award from the IUPA (Israeli Union of Performing Artists) for my contribution to dance. 

Member of the Judging Committee of the Performing Arts Award for Children and Youth Theatre.

Member of the Judging Committee of the Fringe Theatre Award in Israel.

Member of the Management Committee of the Association for Yiddish-Spill - the Yiddish and Hebrew Theatre.

I became a member of the communal management of Beit Zvi the highest School for Performing Arts in Israel

Member of the Academy for the Israeli Theatre Award.

Member of the Institute for Israeli Play-writing in memory of Hanoch Levin at the Cameri Theatre, Tel Aviv.