Born on 24 December 1903 in Lyubar, Volin. Father -- a miller.

She completed a Russian gymnasium.

She began to act professionally in the "Vilna Troupe" ("Der dybuk", "Dorfs-yung", "Tog un nakht"), then over in Riga's "Meutis" Theatre, later in the "Warsaw Yiddish Representative Theatre", "Yiddish National Stage" in Warsaw, Maurice Schwartz's "[Yiddish] Art Theatre" during his guest appearance in South America, where Sh. had wandered to together with her husband, the actor Chewel Buzgan, and where they participated in the span of ten years in concert productions.

At the end of 1949 she immigrated to Poland, where both entered into the Jewish State Theatre of Poland, where they have acted until today.

In the span of her acting on the Yiddish stage, Sh. has performed as "Sheyndele" in "Mirele efros", "Sheyne" in Dymov's "The Singer of his Sorrows", "Laura" in "The Father" by Strindberg, "The Sick Sister" in Somerset Maugham's "Der heyliker flam", "Froy Ashkenazi" in "The Brothers Ashkenazi", "Tsiviya" in "Yoshe Kalb", "Sarah" in "Hard to be a Jew", "Grune" in "Amol iz geven" by Peretz, "Ethel" in "Julius and Ethel", "Ettie Meni" in "200,000", "Di bobe yakhne" in "A goldfaden kholem", "the Rabbi's Wife" in "Day and Night", "Komisar" in the "Optimistisher tragedye" by Wisniewski, "Besyenova" in Gorky's "Kleynbirger",