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10/28/2017: All aboard the acting train! On the 26th Ariel performed in the reading of a television pilot by Brian Thomas Wilson, 'Another Blue'. She is gearing up to perform in David Sedaris' one-woman show Season's Greetings (five years later!) - details to follow. Also, she'll be starting rehearsals next week as co-director on a devised piece based on Little Women.
-Directed a week-long workshop production of The Gemini Twins by Conor Bartram with Rising Sun Performance Company. This was a residency on Governor's Island.
8/13/2017: Ariel will be appearing as Clytemnestra in Spirit Fox's production of Iphigenia in Aulis at Alchemical Studios NYC, August 31 and September 1. Click HERE for tix and more information!
6/29/2017: Ariel just wrapped up a successful run as the executive producer of The Aurora Project with The Navigators. Click HERE for reviews and photos. It's 'on to the next' for The Navigators, with their third annual Lift-Off Festival coming up in September. Ariel will be a director and co-producer in the festival. A true multi-hyphenate artist, Ariel will be working as a performer this summer with Spirit Fox Productions, more info TBA soon!
5/12/2017: Check out Ariel's interview in the director's blog by Hannah Wolf, Ask A Director! Click HERE.
4/22/2017: Ariel worked once again with the Astoria Performing Arts Center in their Playmaking Series as a director. On Sunday April 30th, you can see a short play she's directing by Judith Leora as part of New York Madness at the Kraine Theater in the East Village. Buy tickets HERE!
4/14/2017: The Navigators fundraiser at Lovecraft Bar was a huge success! Ariel was the producer of the event, as well as the director of the 10-minute Sci-Fi play Sweet Sixteen by Natalie Wilson. The Navigators are now in full swing with rehearsals for their first full-length production The Aurora Project, which Ariel is producing.
2/1/2017: Ariel is looking forward to directing and acting in the Astoria Performing Arts Center Playmaking Series - presenting short plays written by junior high school students.
1/15/2017: The Navigators has booked a space for their spring show! Ariel will be the lead producer of her theater company's first full-length production. Details announced soon!
12/20/2016: In January, Ariel will begin teacher training with the Michael Chekov Association, the first step in being certified to teach the Michael Chekov Technique!
12/11/2016: The Navigators recorded their first podcast! Hosted by Ariel and collaborator Jesse Kane-Hartnett, the show will center around a different sci-fi topic each episode, with a radio-theater-style reading of a 10-minute play, guest interviews, and a robot/alien political correspondent team.
12/1/2016: Ariel just finished up directing in Hartford Opera Theater's New in November Festival. She directed two short Opera's: selections from Lost Homeland by Dawn Sontag, and Stranger the Better by Liam Wade.
Found near the major cross streets of Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and East McDowell Mountain Road in North Scottsdale is the new luxury townhome community of Graythorn, by Graythorn Development, LLC. The groundbreaking of 27 single-story modern contemporary residences took place this summer on the 3.6-acre site. Graythorn will feature townhomes with 1,210 to 2,315 square feet of space and two or three bedrooms, with each home feeling open, airy and bright. Each residence has a private patio, a two-car attached garage and a plethora of energy-efficient features, like dual-glazed windows with low-E, energy-saving glass. graythorndevelopment.com.
With a modern, urban twist on the classic tiki bars and restaurants of the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s, Hula’s Modern Tiki (with locations in Scottsdale and Phoenix) is the place to be for a casual dining experience that offers top-notch dishes at an affordable price. From tropical cocktails, to happy hour, a quick bite or a full meal, the restaurant fuses Island and American flavors for a gourmet dining experience.
As I was looking at the delicious options of the lunch menu, I went for a few samples that included crispy coconut shrimp rolls (pictured), a spicy Thai chicken bowl, and the popular South Seas fish tacos (pictured).
Craving something light yet tasty? The appetizer definitely met those expectations. The fresh taste of the shrimp with a lovely hint of coconut was a flavorful and delicate start to my meal and paired perfectly with the tangy dipping sauce. I couldn’t wait for the dishes that followed.
My entrée choice, a spicy Thai chicken bowl, featured a bed of white rice, and it was carefully topped with boneless chicken breast, lightly spiced Thai sauce, avocados and fried sweet plantains. I enjoyed every bite of my creamy dish, and thought the bowl was a wonderful mixture of flavor and texture. After the hearty bowl, I could only eat one of the two fish tacos, which featured tasty seasonal grilled hapu, taco slaw, sun-dried tomato pesto aioli and corn tortillas, as well as a side of white rice and black beans.
I decided to end my meal with one of the restaurant staff’s favorite desserts: the coconut cream pie. Loaded in coconut cream at the top and crunchy crust at the bottom, I loved the pleasant consistency of the pie. It was like a tropical vacation on a plate. Other dessert choices included a key lime pie, Hula’s sundae and a warm brownie with vanilla bean ice cream. –Sara Tiradossi