ARIEL Theatrical is actively seeking members of our diverse community to serve on its Board of Trustees. If invited, prospective board members initially serve on board committees. Individuals are encouraged to utilize their experience, education and personal strengths in their committee service. Committee members may be invited to join the Board of Trustees after it is determined that their efforts will reinforce the mission and contribute to the success of ARIEL Theatrical. Individuals may serve on committees without joining the board if that is preferred.
ARIEL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a 35+ year history of education, outreach and performance. Utilizing theatre as a vehicle for teaching important life lessons, participants are inspired to make choices that transcend the stage and positively impact the world around them.
ARIEL is a unique arts organization in Monterey County and is committed to helping young people learn to lead principle-centered lives.
If you are interested in joining a board committee, please complete the ARIEL Board of Trustees Application, linked below, and submit via email. Along with your application, please introduce yourself briefly and share your reasons for wanting to be involved at ARIEL.
Please direct correspondence to ariel@arieltheatrical.org or call 831-775-0976 for more information. For an overview of current programs please visit www.arieltheatrical.org.
View our Board of Trustees informational flyer HERE.
Visit Salinas City BBQ at 700 W. Market Street in Salinas anytime between 11 am and 9 pm, show this flyer to the cashier when ordering and ARIEL will receive a portion of your purchase. Or if you order online or over the phone, use promo code “ARIEL” to make sure your purchase is included in the fundraiser. Support ARIEL and satisfy your craving for delicious BBQ!
Visit www.salinascitybbq.com or call 831-758-2227. Show your support for ARIEL and place your orders on October 19!
Check out the Fall 2021 issue of Carmel Magazine and the “SHORTCUTS-NEIGHBORS” article featuring ARIEL Theatrical’s newest Artist-in-Residence, Lauren Wilkins (p.80). Link to the article HERE and view the entire magazine digitally HERE.
ARIEL Theatrical is pleased to announce their nomination for “Best Local Theatre Company” by the Monterey County Weekly. ARIEL has utilized technology and creativity to tirelessly deliver mission-centered programs during the pandemic. Whether programs are online, outside, or in their Salinas theatre, ARIEL is committed to helping young people learn to lead principle-centered lives. ARIEL is grateful for an incredibly supportive community and for this wonderful opportunity. Online voting runs through September 7 and can be accessed by visiting https://vote.montereycountyweekly.com/.
Located at 320 Main Street in the beautifully renovated Oldtown neighborhood of Salinas, ARIEL is a resource for the entire community. ARIEL is a safe and nurturing gathering place for young people where engaging programs and family-friendly entertainment take center stage. Visit the ARIEL Theatrical website to learn more about ARIEL’s mission, programs, dedicated staff and board of trustees. www.arieltheatrical.org
ARIEL Theatrical has begun the long-awaited shift from COVID-driven virtual and online theatre programs to in-person classes and camps with generous grant support from the Pebble Beach Company Foundation. ARIEL is honored to be recognized as a nonprofit that provides opportunities for young people to learn and develop skills, work to accomplish goals, and aim towards excellence in every endeavor.
The Pebble Beach Company Foundation believes that all children in Monterey County deserve an exceptional education and the opportunities that come with it. ARIEL has been providing engaging programs for youth for more than 35 years and is committed to helping young people learn to lead principle-centered lives by practicing Accountability, Respect, Integrity, Excellence and Leadership, in life and on stage. As ARIEL returns to live programming after more than a year of pandemic restrictions, the Pebble Beach Company Foundation grant award demonstrates the importance of theatre arts in a well-rounded education.
The Harden Foundation is dedicated to supporting organizations and encouraging partnerships that benefit the residents of Monterey County. ARIEL Theatrical has been providing programs for youth for more than 35 years and is committed to helping young people learn to lead principle-centered lives by practicing Accountability, Respect, Integrity, Excellence and Leadership, in life and on stage. As ARIEL rebounds from more than a year of pandemic restrictions, the Harden Foundation has stepped up to champion their efforts and support their return to theatre education, performance and outreach.
Located at 320 Main Street in the beautifully renovated Oldtown neighborhood of Salinas, ARIEL is a resource for the entire community. ARIEL is a safe and nurturing gathering place for young people where engaging programs and family-friendly entertainment take center stage. Visit the ARIEL Theatrical website to learn more about ARIEL’s mission, programs, dedicated staff and board of trustees. www.arieltheatrical.org
**Space is limited as we observe all appropriate health and safety guidelines.
After a year, ARIEL is calling “places” for your return to the theatre, featuring live,
in-person* camps!!
Beginning the week of April 19 young people ages 5-18 are invited to join the ARIEL artistic team for un-zoomed, live theatre activities and exercises.
*Space is limited as we observe all necessary health and safety guidelines.
Grab the popcorn and settle in for some silliness with ARIEL’s latest online musical production, “Could You Hug a Cactus?” playing on YouTube now. Pandemic or no pandemic, kids are ready to have some fun, and our cast had a ton of fun creating their characters, along with sets, costumes and artwork for this unique online production.
Be sure to watch “Could You Hug a Cactus?” and imagine your child on screen. In fact, do more than imagine….make it happen! Jump online and register for Virtual Playhouse so your young performer can be part of the next show! See you soon – online!
Rehearsals for our spring Virtual Playhouse are starting on March 22 and the cast is open to kids ages 10 and older. Our Pandemic-Proof Performance Preparation Programs (aka Virtual Programs) won’t be around forever – don’t miss your chance to be part of ARIEL history!
