Ken Arquelio is a highly accomplished and versatile creative force, effortlessly traversing the realms of the performing arts, literary pursuits, and cinematic endeavors, as he skillfully navigates his triple threat career trajectory as an actor, writer, and producer.
In the year 2021, a prestigious honor was bestowed upon him, in the form of a producing fellowship, courtesy of the esteemed PGA Create program. This recognition was a testament to his remarkable achievements in the realm of television, specifically in regards to his work on the pilot episode of "Desert Rats". Not only did he conceive the original idea for the project, but he also took on the dual roles of writer and producer, working alongside the talented Juan Pablo Arias Muñoz.
Noteworthy in his career trajectory, Ken has assumed a prominent position in the critically acclaimed short film, A Butterfly Vanishes, thereby exemplifying his remarkable aptitude for adapting to diverse roles and demonstrating his impressive acting range.
Ken, a theatre-trained actor of considerable distinction, has been afforded the unique opportunity to bring several pivotal characters to life, marking the debut of these notable roles in the world premiere stage productions of Resurrection of the Ants and Infinite Black Suitcase, respectively.
Notable among his many accomplishments, he has had the privilege of taking on starring roles and serving as a producer for the West Coast premieres of two esteemed theatrical productions: Jose Rivera's "References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot" and Craig Lucas's "The Dying Gaul". This impressive feat has not only showcased his remarkable versatility as a performer but also underscored his reputation as a multifaceted and accomplished creative force within the entertainment industry.
