Born cir 1888 in Lodz, Poland, to well-to-do parents who were bakery owners.

She completed a four-class school. Having already in school an opportunity to participate in a production, she thus became excited about the theatre.

She went around later with an amateur troupe with which she acted in several productions in Lodz.

In 1910 she acted in Z. Zylbercweig's amateur troupe where she developed her abilities, especially as "Dagma" in Sven Lange's "Samson and Delilah".

In 1912 Z. began to act professionally in Zandberg's Grand Theatre in Lodz, and later crossed over to Julius Adler's at the Skala.

Since then she has acted in various troupes across Poland and Lithuania, and for a certain time under the directions of David Herman as "Leah" in "The Dybbuk".

Z. translated Sidney's drama "Di froy vos hot derget".

On 12 December 1926 Z. passed away from typhus in Lodz and came to here eternal rest at the cemetery there.