How to pronounce “ari'el” in English

ARI'EL STACHEL: Two Aris.

ARI'EL STACHEL: I was going to say, like I haven't really made sense of how my life has changed, but I've been in like the same room

ARI'EL STACHEL: It changed in that way.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: It was awesome.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah, we were the last ones, and so I think at 8:50 is when we performed.

ARI'EL STACHEL: He's good at his job.

ARI'EL STACHEL: I was still at the Today Show.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah, those billboards move quickly, don't they?

ARI'EL STACHEL: I perform on low for you guys on Saturday Night Live.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Seven.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Seven times, over nine months.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: The process, listen, man, and I'm going to go ahead and tell.

ARI'EL STACHEL: We had a lot more hair, and I remember, I was at the stage door, and I went up to Chris, and I was like, yo, like,

ARI'EL STACHEL: No, and he brought me backstage, and this was the first time I've ever been in New York on a Broadway stage.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Forging ahead, man.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah, yeah, I think so.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Fifth floor, that's where it was.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: She's in the back.

ARI'EL STACHEL: He does, kind of.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Not a bad thing either.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Oh, there we go.

ARI'EL STACHEL: You go first.

ARI'EL STACHEL: I need to answer that one?

ARI'EL STACHEL: So, I'm going to do theater.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: But you see also how much people love it, and devote their lives to it and feel alive by it.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah, it's freeing.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Or hand for hand.

ARI'EL STACHEL: All that stuff.

ARI'EL STACHEL: That's actually stressful.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Just take a shot.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: I have a lot of opinions about that.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Seven.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Seven auditions for the kid.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Now me?

ARI'EL STACHEL: Because of the skin in the game.

ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah, fifth floor.

ARI'EL STACHEL: But no, I really do that.

I was blubbering like-- ARI'EL STACHEL: No, I was weeping, man, and then my cast made a mentor, like Tony Zilu, who also

Isn't pregnancy like-- ARI'EL STACHEL: Yeah.

ARI'EL STACHEL: For a year and a half, I was taking ballet and modern then.

But yes, between the off-Broadway and the Broadway productions, Yazbek and Cromer and Katrina and Ari'el was there and George was there.