Noa Tohar Tishby (Hebrew: נועה טוהר תשבי‎; born May 22, 1975) is an Israeli actress, model and singer, currently residing in Los Angeles, United States.

An actress and a singer, Tishby got her first big break at 16 playing the lead in the original hit musical "David", for which she won national recognition. She received a full scholarship with the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and went on to play the lead in the nation's highest rated prime time drama, Ramat Aviv Gimmel. She became a household name and appeared in numerous TV shows and films, among them the critically acclaimed Five Minutes Walking. Her music career started in 1993 working in the band Nona with Gal Asher and in 1997 they released the debut album Nona which was the first English-language album released by an Israeli artist to hit No. 1 on the nation's top selling albums chart. The album was released in Japan by Virgin Records and a year after the band broke up. She received critical acclaim playing "Anita" in the Israeli national theater production of West Side Story.

In 1997, she lent her voice to the role of Megara in the Hebrew-speaking version of Walt Disney's Hercules. Her image has adorned billboards, and entertainment and fashion magazine covers; she is currently serving as the spokesperson for the cosmetics company, Il Makiage.

In the United States, Tishby was involved in shooting the Dreamworks production The Island, with Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson, directed by Michael Bay. She also landed leading roles in the films Crow Hunter, Fatwa, a political thriller with Lauren Holly and Lacey Chabert), Connecting Dots, which won the first prize at the Los Angeles and New York Film Festivals, and a supporting role in the film Love And Suicide for directors Demian Lichtentein and Lisa France.

She is married to the Australian media personality, Andrew G.[1]