Ariabella Dimino

Accomplished at a young age, Ariabella Dimino is an American actor, emerging writer (national award-winning essayist and produced playwright), and gallery exhibited artist (Gallery 50), with plans to expand her theatrical design and directorial skills. She began working in film and commercials as a toddler and has loved her time on stage and screen in many school, community, and professional theatre productions, regional and national commercials, and film -- bouncing between coasts from LA to NYC and the mid-Atlantic region. She wrote the piece, "I Survived My First Day of High School" in the original play, TELL, and concurrently originated the role of Spritey in the first developmental cast run of the show (Trinity Players). Additional favorite roles include The Ghost of Christmas Past (Totem Pole Playhouse), Duffy in Annie (Totem Pole Playhouse), Charlie in Willy Wonka, and the title roles in Moana Jr., and Finding Nemo Jr. Ariabella is SAG-AFTRA Taft Hartley and AEA eligible.