Ari Telch (born May 7, 1962) is a Mexican actor best known for his
work in telenovelas and the stage.Ari Telch Benforado was born to a
Jewish family and started acting career with the role of a Jewish boy
in El violinista en el tejado (Fiddler on the Roof) with Manolo
Fábregas. His next play was Yankee in 1983 produced by Sabina Berman,
also of Jewish origin. In Barnum (1986), the play about one of the
founders of the Barnum and Bailey circus he rode a monocycle of two
meters high. In 1988 he obtained a role in Interés social, a play
written by Luis Eduardo Reyes who obtained the National Theater Award
for the story. A year later in Loco amor ("Fool for Love" by Sam
Shepard) with Angélica Aragón.In 1989 he participated in his first
telenovela called Dos vidas ("Two lives") with Televisa. For his role
he received a Best new actor award by both TVyNovelas and Eres
magazines. In 1990 he made Flor y Canela on television and on stage
Vamos a contar mentiras with Silvia Pinal and Querida aquà espantan
of Joaquin Bissner.The following year he joined the cast of
Muchachitas, with a role that would give him fame and recognition
earning a Best actor award by Eres magazine. Next year, he obtained
the starring role in the stage version of La tarea in which he
appeared fully nude with MarÃa Rojo the co-star of the film version.
In spite of public protests the show was sold out and toured the
country and obtained the award for Best actor. The same year he
participated in El Contrabajo of Patrick Süskind adapted by Nathán
Grinberg, who also wrote the music. For this play he obtained the
award by the Asociación de CrÃticos Profesionales de Teatro (ACPT)
and the Best actor award in the Festival Internacional de las Artes in
Costa Rica. He made 2,500 presentations with this play in Mexico, the
United States and Costa Rica. In 1993 he participated in the comedy
Una pareja con ángel by Eduardo Palomo with 200 sold out
presentations in the theater Xola in Mexico City. In the same year he
also appeared in film with the production Novia que te vea.
work in telenovelas and the stage.Ari Telch Benforado was born to a
Jewish family and started acting career with the role of a Jewish boy
in El violinista en el tejado (Fiddler on the Roof) with Manolo
Fábregas. His next play was Yankee in 1983 produced by Sabina Berman,
also of Jewish origin. In Barnum (1986), the play about one of the
founders of the Barnum and Bailey circus he rode a monocycle of two
meters high. In 1988 he obtained a role in Interés social, a play
written by Luis Eduardo Reyes who obtained the National Theater Award
for the story. A year later in Loco amor ("Fool for Love" by Sam
Shepard) with Angélica Aragón.In 1989 he participated in his first
telenovela called Dos vidas ("Two lives") with Televisa. For his role
he received a Best new actor award by both TVyNovelas and Eres
magazines. In 1990 he made Flor y Canela on television and on stage
Vamos a contar mentiras with Silvia Pinal and Querida aquà espantan
of Joaquin Bissner.The following year he joined the cast of
Muchachitas, with a role that would give him fame and recognition
earning a Best actor award by Eres magazine. Next year, he obtained
the starring role in the stage version of La tarea in which he
appeared fully nude with MarÃa Rojo the co-star of the film version.
In spite of public protests the show was sold out and toured the
country and obtained the award for Best actor. The same year he
participated in El Contrabajo of Patrick Süskind adapted by Nathán
Grinberg, who also wrote the music. For this play he obtained the
award by the Asociación de CrÃticos Profesionales de Teatro (ACPT)
and the Best actor award in the Festival Internacional de las Artes in
Costa Rica. He made 2,500 presentations with this play in Mexico, the
United States and Costa Rica. In 1993 he participated in the comedy
Una pareja con ángel by Eduardo Palomo with 200 sold out
presentations in the theater Xola in Mexico City. In the same year he
also appeared in film with the production Novia que te vea.
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