Kobi Libii is a New York based actor/improviser and a graduate of Yale University (BA, Theater Studies). At Yale he appeared in numerous productions including Our Lady of 121st Street, In the Blood, The Dutchman, Noises Off, Romeo and Juliet, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot and Pirandello's Henry IV. New York and regional credits include Ohio State Murders (Theater for a New Audience), King Lear, Comedy of Errors (Yale Repertory Theater), The Cenci (Hotel Savant) and Angelic Faces (TheaterVision/Playtime).

Other credits include Philoctetes, Dark Rooms, Faust is Dead (Yale Cabaret), the Fringe First award-winning European premiere of Rolin Jones' The Jammer (Edinburgh Fringe Festival) as well as Boiling Pot, a two-actor documentary theater piece about race and identity which Libii co-wrote, and which received its New York premiere this past August as part of the New York International Fringe Festival. Kobi has performed with and directed Just Add Water, Yale's musical improv group, and studied improvisation at Second City Chicago.