At the age of 15, Atari moved to Tel Aviv where she resided in Kerem HaTeimanim under the guidance of Nahum Nardi who introduced her to Esther Gamlielit.

[2] In 1957, Atari joined up with Batzal Yarok before starring in a play written by Haim Hefer and Dahn Ben-Amotz.

She also participated in a theatrical adaption of Sammy Gronemann’s King Solomon and the Shoemaker alongside Rachel Attas and Illi Gorlitzky in 1964.

Atari began to focus more of her attention on acting and starred in adaptations of The Dybbuk, Medea, The Threepenny Opera and more.

[4] Her coffin was put on display at the Cameri Theatre for the funeral service before being laid to rest at Yarkon Cemetery.